Orchard House and Louisa May Alcott
Executive Director Jan Turnquist gave a tour of Orchard House, providing a glimpse into the Alcott family’s life in Conc…
Concord Museum curator David Wood visited Walden Pond to recount Henry David Thoreau’s time there and the lasting impact of his book. For tw… read more
Concord Museum curator David Wood visited Walden Pond to recount Henry David Thoreau’s time there and the lasting impact of his book. For two years, beginning in 1845, writer and transcendentalist Henry David Thoreau lived on the shores of Walden Pond. The purpose was to acquire a better appreciation of nature and find an escape from the surrounding world. He chronicled his experience in the book Walden; Or, Life in the Woods. close
Executive Director Jan Turnquist gave a tour of Orchard House, providing a glimpse into the Alcott family’s life in Conc…
Curator David Wood described the original items located in Ralph Waldo Emerson’s study and Emerson’s life and career in …
Christie Jackson talked about Ralph Waldo Emerson’s time in the home as well as other writers, such as Henry David Thore…
Concord Museum curator David Wood showed some of the highlights of the museum’s Revolutionary War collection, including …