I had never read Little Women, but I enjoyed touring the home wheere Louisa May Alcott wrote her famous novel. It's guided tour only and that's good because the guide added so much information that people like me would not know. I enjoyed reading the letter one of her sisters wrote to a fan of the book telling her that... More

Touring the museum is a fantastic experience. We are so lucky to have this here to share this bit of history. Is fun for all ages. More

just another historical house. Look for the stuff they pulled out of the walls when it was updated. More

Went on a Saturday in April, house was chilly. You watch a little film that was interesting and are led through the rooms by a guide. Our guide, Sigrid, was charming and informative. More

The tour of the Alcott home in Concord was very pleasant. The house and family have links to other historical figures in Concord -- Emerson and Thoreau of course. I learned about May Alcott who was an artist. I learned a lot about this family. It is worth a stop. More

Only was able to see from the outside, but as a big literature buff, I was thrilled to see it in person! Worth a stop. More

This is a must see for all Little Women fans. The home has been wonderfully preserved with actual furnishings and artifacts from the Alcott family - family china, quilts, dolls, art, trinkets, etc. Loved the "indoor" well and ingenious "hot water" sink. Tour guide was a recent college grad who was very knowledgeable, but rather stiff. Fascinating to see the... More

I have visited many times with visitors and relatives.Having loved reading Little Women as a child I was so excited to see the house she lived in and to see where she wrote the book.It is like living history.I think they have done a great job of showing the house and her work and describing her life More

The Alcott ouse is largely as it was in Louisa's time and lovingly tended by the staff who obviously put much energy and love into caring for it and telling its tales. I especially enjoyed seeing the rooms, notably Amy's with the drawing on the walls and around the windows. We learned a great deal about the Alcotts and their... More