Fans can visit Alcott's family home in Concord, Massachusetts

Orchard House, which has been designated a National Historic Landmark, is the setting where Alcott created Little Women. This is a relic area that allows visitors to visit. The family's original furniture, paintings and Alcott's writing desk are all on display in this cottage, with tours offered by occasions or plans of the month, from which visitors can rely on Schedule a visit to explore this place.

This monument is one of the oldest, most authentically preserved historical monuments in the country for more than a century, it has fully reproduced the artistic inspirations, the contributions of the family. Alcott in the fields of literature, education, philosophy, art and social justice. These are delivered through award-winning guided tours of the travel industry, unique educational programs for students of all ages, and vivid historical events belonging to the region. The Concord School of Philosophy and the Museum Store are also on site.