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Carl Sandburg's Legacy Touches Our Lives

Carl Sandburg spent a lifetime exploring what it meant to be an American and asked the eternal questions, "Who am I, where am I going and where have I been?"

He did this through poetry, song, lectures, writing and lasting friendships with kindred spirits.

Explore Sandburg's legacy and Experience Your America.

 

Plan Your Visit

Carl Sandburg Home NHS is located on 264 acres in Western North Carolina.  In addition to tours of the Sandburg Home, visitors can enjoy over five miles of trails, stroll through gardens and greet the descendents of Mrs. Sandburg's dairy goat herd.  A typical visit lasts 2 hours.


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Virtual Museum Exhibit

This virtual multi-media exhibit celebrates Carl Sandburg, “Poet of the People.” It examines the Sandburg family while they lived at Connemara. Their life and achievements are viewed through personal belongings, awards, photographs, and his writings.


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81 Carl Sandburg Lane
Flat Rock, NC 28731

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(828) 693-4178

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Climate

Temperate with temperatures ranging from high twenties Fahrenheit in the winter months to high eighties in the summer months. Humidity levels vary throughout the year tending to be higher in the morning hours. Monthly precipitation averages three inches, which is a little over the U.S. average.
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photo of Carl Sandburg's book 'The People, Yes' published in French and other languages

Did You Know?
Carl Sandburg is celebrated as an American poet, although his works are found all over the world and have been published in many different languages.

Last Updated: January 23, 2012 at 07:23 MST

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