Here's Hemingway's writing studio, from the outside:
Here's his writing table with typewriter:
The tropical view as I imagine it would be from the window (I took the shot from the platform where you stand at the top of the stairs to see inside Hemingway's studio):
The porch outside the bedroom:
The front of the house, complete with tourists (none of them me or my family):
We don't see many signs that designate National Historic Landmarks down here in South Florida. So much has been bulldozed to make room for development.
I'm happy that we live in a country that sees the house of a writer as a site worthy of preservation. We may not support living artists and writers in ways that I'd like, but I like being able to visit these sites. I come away feeling inspired in all sorts of ways.
2 comments:
I just loved seeing these. Thank you for sharing!
I was in Key West a couple of years ago (I'd been before) and re-visited Hemingway's home. I was shocked by how commercialized Key West has become but glad that some things, such as the house, have remained relatively unchanged.
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