Given how many fans of L.M. Montgomery visit “Green Gables” in Cavendish, Prince Edward Island (Canada) each year, it’s fascinating to read about Montgomery’s own literary pilgrimage to Louisa May Alcott‘s family home, Orchard House, in Concord, Massachusetts.

There she made a side trip from Boston while on a visit  to her publisher, L.C. Page, in November of 1910.

“Concord is the only place I saw when I was away where I would like to live,” she wrote. “It is a most charming spot and I shall never forget the delightful drive we had around it.” Read More→