The site
of Thoreau's Cabin
Pictured: D.B. Johnson, Author of Henry Builds a Cabin
Henry's
Cabin
Roland
Robbins, an archaeologist, discovered the site of Henry David Thoreu's
cabin in 1945, exactly 100 years after Thoreau moved into it at Walden
Pond. Thoreau's writings in Walden were so detailed that the
cabin is being replicated today using the same materials, tools, and
methods that were used in 1845. The replica construction at the Thoreau
Institute at Walden Woods is being documented by the Smithsonian Institution.
Another
replica is maintained at Walden Pond State Reservation as a place
for visitors to view the inside and outside of the cabin in which
Thoreau lived. You can even purchase a blueprint and build the cabin
yourself.
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