Few American writers are more intimately connected to a single house than Emily Dickinson was. Apart from brief trips to Boston, Philadelphia, and Washington, D.C., the reclusive Dickinson did not ...

Recently described as the inventor of social isolation, poet Emily Dickinson was famously reclusive ⁠— and brilliant. The 19th-century writer created her intense, impassioned poetry from a ...

I loved that she stayed inside her house, ... But few writers have written their entire life’s work—nearly 1,800 poems, in Emily Dickinson’s case—in just one room.

AMHERST — The Emily Dickinson Museum will celebrate on Tuesday the $1 million reconstruction of a 170-year-old carriage house that once stood on its Amherst property and is slated to become the ...

The Emily Dickinson Museum celebrated the reconstruction of its Carriage House and the reopening of The Evergreens with a ribbon-cutting ceremony that drew supporters from throughout the community.

Emily, Austin and Lavinia Dickinson respectively as children. In 1837 Edward Dickinson became involved in state politics, being elected as one of the 635 members of the Massachusetts House of ...

Few writers’ work is as intertwined with a place as Dickinson’s is with the yellow brick house at 280 Main Street, not far from Amherst College. She was born here in 1830, and she died here in ...

AMHERST, Mass. (WWLP) – The Emily Dickinson Museum in Amherst is celebrating the completion of its reconstructed carriage house. The ribbon-cutting ceremony was held on Tuesday.