Heritage - Local Writers Tour of Homes
The Arts and Heritage Council sponsors an
annual tour of homes of historic interest.
Past tours have included homes of local authors who have
achieved national prominence.
Among them are Robert Penn Warren’s boyhood home; Benfolly—home
to novelist and literary critic Caroline Gordon and Fugitive poet
Alan Tate; Woodstock—childhood home of Hearst sob sister and
nationally syndicated advice columnist Dorothy Dix, and the
antebellum home of short story author Tom Mabry. The 2009 tour will
feature homes built by those connected with
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