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Concord and Salem
Concord
Wayside (the Bronson Alcotts' and then the Nathaniel Hawthornes' house)
Hawthorne's tower
Orchard House (next door to Wayside), where Alcotts moved and Louisa May lived till her death
The Old Manse (where the Emersons and Hawthornes lived, and where Hawthorne wrote Mosses from an Old Manse)
Salem
The House of the Seven Gables
More: Downtown | Back Bay | Cambridge and Brookline | Ft. Independence and Provincetown | Concord and Salem | Amherst and Pittsfield
