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The Old Manse
... Waldo Emerson and Nathaniel Hawthorne both called the Manse home for a time. Emerson drafted his famous essay “Nature” from an upstairs ...
Literary Places — 12/27/23
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The Mother Colony House
... Territorial–style cottage built from redwood. It was once home to Nobel Prize–winning Polish writer Henryke Sienkiewicz. The house is ...
Literary Places — 12/27/23
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The Mercantile Library
... workshops, and forums. Additionally, the library is home to a diverse collection of artworks including portrait busts, paintings, ...
Literary Places — 12/27/23
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The Library of Congress
... manuscripts in its collections. The Library of Congress is home to the Center for the Book and the Poetry & Literature Center, which both ...
Literary Places — 12/27/23
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The Ernest A. Finney, Jr. Cultural Arts Center
... officially opened in the summer of 2022. This new center is home to African American culture, art, and expression. It is also a ...
Literary Places — 12/27/23
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The Beauregard-Keyes House and Garden Museum
... a Literary Landmark in honor of Frances Parkinson Keyes. The home was her winter residence from 1945 until her death in 1970, and the ...
Literary Places — 12/27/23
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The Beat Museum
... the courage to live your individual truth. The museum is home to an extensive collection of Beat memorabilia, including original ...
Literary Places — 12/27/23
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Rowan Oak
... (662) 234-3284 Built in 1844, Rowan Oak was the home to William Faulkner and his family for over forty years. The house and its ...
Literary Places — 12/21/23
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Robinson Jeffers Tor House
... Robinson Jeffers built Tor House and Hawk Tower as a home and refuge for himself and his family. It was in Tor House that Jeffers ...
Literary Places — 12/21/23
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powerHouse Arena
... located in Brooklyn’s Dumbo neighborhood. The space is home to the art book publisher, powerHouse Books, and hosts book launch ...
Literary Places — 12/21/23