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Longfellow National Historic SiteEarly 20th century view of Longfellow House.
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Longfellow National Historic Site
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Longfellow House.

The Friends of the Longfellow House

Longfellow National Historic Site is fortunate to have a dedicated group of supporters called The Friends of the Longfellow House.  The Friends of the Longfellow House is a not-for-profit voluntary group founded in 1994 to work cooperatively with the Park Service to benefit and support the Longfellow National Historic Site. Some of the organization's activities include: providing financial aid for special public programs, preservation efforts and other initiatives, publishing a biannual newsletter informing the public about work at the site, and offering fellowships to encourage research using the site's extensive archives and collections.

If you are interested in joining The Friends of the Longfellow House or in making a donation to support Longfellow National Historic Site's efforts, please visit the Friends' website by clicking here.
Alice Longfellow, c. 1890.  

Did You Know?
Alice Longfellow, the poet's oldest daughter, was interested in women's education and was an influential figure in the founding of Radcliffe College.

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