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| Harriet Beecher Stowe Center / House Hartford, Connecticut |
While on a tour of the house, I asked where she was buried. I was quite surprised to learn that she was buried just a few towns away from where I live in Massachusetts.
The following day, we went to the cemetery, and then two days later, while on a trip to Maine, my husband remembered where she lived in Brunswick, Maine, so of course we went there. That house looked unoccupied, and was in dire need of repairs (photo below).
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I love the new (or repainted) shutters. Green is a better color than black.
Room you see first if you enter the side door, by the house plaque.
Looking down from 63 Federal Street, Brunswick, Maine
Harriet Beecher Stowe house, Brunswick, ca. 1930
Phillips Academy Cemetery
Andover, Massachusetts
FindAGrave site
1811 HARRIET BEECHER STOWE 1896
Flower Photos from this trip may be seen at
FLOWERS FROM MY AREA.
UPDATE:
"BRUNSWICK What’s now a closet in the house at 63 Federal St. was likely where Harriet Beecher Stowe let an escaped slave stay for a night in 1850, and a parlor room in the front of the home was probably one of the places she sat down to write “Uncle Tom’s Cabin” a year later." Read more from Harriet Beecher Stowe house added to Underground Railroad network From the Portland Press Herald, April 20, 2016.
Flower Photos from this trip may be seen at
FLOWERS FROM MY AREA.
