Yes! It was so cool! Such an amazing feeling to be in that space. I've read also that his game room was inspired by Mark Twain's, which he saw . . . which is funny because it reminded me of Twain's billiard room when I was there. Kipling loved Vermont. It's sad he had to leave it.
Can’t wait! I’m an Emerson junky! The first guy I kissed (Yancy Ralph Waldo Emerson III) I actually agreed to kiss in 6th grade purely because he was related to the OG Emerson 🤣
$25,000 in 1894 is worth tiday $800,000.
I'd be fine with that! ;)
So cool you stood where he wrote!! I also find it interesting Vermont brought out the jungle setting and India zeitgeist.
Yes! It was so cool! Such an amazing feeling to be in that space. I've read also that his game room was inspired by Mark Twain's, which he saw . . . which is funny because it reminded me of Twain's billiard room when I was there. Kipling loved Vermont. It's sad he had to leave it.
What an inspiring journey you’re on! You will see many of these connections, I’m sure!
Yes! So many already . . . especially in Concord Mass . . .. ;) I have yet to really delve into Emerson and the several writers he inspired!
Can’t wait! I’m an Emerson junky! The first guy I kissed (Yancy Ralph Waldo Emerson III) I actually agreed to kiss in 6th grade purely because he was related to the OG Emerson 🤣
OMG I LOVE this!!! LOL. That is the best. And yes, Emerson . . . he was amazing!! <3
I enjoyed this post so much Sarah. You take me to places I want to go.
Best Wishes
Concetta
Oh thank you! You should definitely check it out next year when they do the tour!