Join us for a new virtual series: Bookshelf Besties: Headstrong Heroines and Why We (Still) Adore Them

Visit Orchard House (c. 1650) where Louisa May Alcott crafted the timeless classic "Little Women.” The backdrop for the literary masterpiece as well as the real-life home of the eclectic Alcott family, the house-now-museum is so authentic that visitors often comment that, "A visit to Orchard House is like a walk through Little Women!" Discover the real-life “Meg, Jo, Beth, and Amy March” via the spaces that inspired the March sisters' adventures and gain historical context into the novel’s setting and beloved characters. Format: virtual presentation and Q&A with Orchard House executive director Jan Turnquist.

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