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Deb PuppelApril 20, 2013In the heart of downtown Amherst lies the Emily Dickinson Museum, which includes The Homestead, where poet Emily Dickinson was born and lived most of her life.
Chrissy LewinAugust 15, 2010Make sure your tour includes The Evergreens, the house nextdoor. It's an incredible old house and all original. So creepy!
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