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399 Lexington Rd
Concord, MA 01742
+1 (978) 369-6076
http://louisamayalcott.org

Orchard House, located in Concord, MA, is renowned as the historic home of Louisa May Alcott, where she wrote and set her beloved novel "Little Women" in 1868. This Colonial-era house, dating back to circa 1650, is not only a literary landmark but also a site of significant historical events and figures, reflecting over three centuries of resilience and the themes of individual freedom and social justice.

Visitors to Orchard House can engage with its rich history through guided tours, educational programs, and living history events. The site offers unique experiences, including holiday celebrations that honor the traditions of the Alcott family, and features like the opportunity to take a Revolutionary selfie at a dedicated photo op board commemorating the home's connection to soldiers of the Revolutionary War.

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