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Marblehead, Massachusetts. Some call it the Birthplace of the American Navy. Others the salvation of the USS Constitution from HMS Tenedos and HMS Endymion. A few proud ones call it the Birthplace of Marine Corps Aviation.
We call it home.
The Marblehead Salt Co.
inside the Shrine of St. Nicholas the Wonderworker
Patron of Sailors, Brewers & Repentant Thieves
124 Pleasant Street
Marblehead, MA 01945
E-Mail: theo@marbleheadsalt.com
Hours:
As St. Nicholas is currently undergoing renovations we are completely web-based until they are complete. We’ll announce opening for salt sales in the Shrine’s hall soon!
Annual closures (orders placed during this period will be filled when we return):
Closed for Christmas Feasts December 24 through January 7 every year.
Closed for the Annunciation March 25
Closed for Orthodox Holy Week, Easter and Easter Monday every year.
2019 - Closed April 20 - 29
2020 - Closed April 11th - 20th
2021 - Closed April 24th - May 3rd
2022 - Closed April 16- 25th
Closed for the Transfiguration August 6
The Marblehead Salt Co. is located in the small coastal Town of Marblehead.
Founded in 1629 less than 20 miles North of Boston, Marblehead is the Birthplace of the American Navy.
On September 5, 1775 the Hannah, under orders from General George Washington and command of Captain John Glover, sailed out upon North Shore waters to "seize such Vessels as may be found on the High seas or elsewhere, bound inward and outward to or from Boston in the Service of the ministerial Army."
In 1912, it also became the Birthplace of Marine Corps Aviation.