Built to look like a Virginia plantation but function as a fortress, Grouseland was a complete surprise to me. I knew very little about its owner, William Henry Harrison, and didn't expect much of his home. It was a revelation: a beautiful, functional house with so many historical connections I couldn't believe it wasn't better known.
Showing posts with label Indiana. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Indiana. Show all posts
Wednesday, June 6, 2012
Tuesday, June 5, 2012
Presidential House Visit: Abraham Lincoln Boyhood Home
The Abraham Lincoln Boyhood Home in southern Indiana offers a unique perspective on a period of time in his life I knew little about. He wrote very little about his background, but seeing his humble roots gave me a new perspective on his life.
| Abraham Lincoln Boyhood Home Site |
| Replica of the Original Cabin |
| A Historical Re-enactor Poses at the Cabin |
| The Farm |
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