Longfellow House

The Longfellow House, located in Cambridge, Massachusetts, was the home of poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow from 1843 until 1863. It’s a historic site showcasing early 19th-century architecture and historical artifacts. Not only did Longfellow write some of his most famous poetry there, but the house also played a role in American history, serving as a Union Army headquarters during the Civil War. Today, it’s managed by the National Park Service and open to visitors, offering insights into Longfellow’s life, his work, and the era in which he lived.