Louisa May Alcott Memorial Association Founded

The Louisa May Alcott Memorial Association was established to honor the legacy of the renowned author Louisa May Alcott, best known for her novel "Little Women." The association operates the Orchard House, the family home of the Alcotts, where they resided for 25 years. This historic site serves as a museum, providing visitors with insights into Alcott's life and work. The house is preserved to reflect the period in which the Alcotts lived, allowing tourists to experience the environment that inspired Alcott's writing. The association focuses on public education and historic preservation, ensuring that Alcott's contributions to literature and her family's history are recognized and celebrated. Through guided tours and educational programs, the association engages the public, fostering a deeper understanding of Alcott's impact on American literature and culture. The Orchard House stands as a testament to Alcott's enduring influence, attracting literature enthusiasts and historians alike, and serving as a vital resource for those interested in the literary heritage of the United States.