If These Walls Could Talk...
Oh, if these walls could talk… In Concord Center sits this home where Henry David Thoreau once lived. Years later when Louisa May Alcott’s family owned the home, she wrote the sequel to Little Women in its attic. We are honored to be partnering with our client and collaborating with Nashawtuc Architects, @jessicavauleinteriors, and @hilarieholdsworthdesign, to preserve the structure, landscape and literary importance of this historic estate. The goal is to have it ready by December so they can celebrate the winter holidays there, with their extended family, in classic New England style. Stay tuned for more on this special project and follow along on Instagram with #ABAbuildsHistory.
