This particular historical site was very significant to me. Since I was about 9 years old, I have read Little Women every couple years. Seeing the actual home where this novel was not only written but based on was nothing short of extraordinary. The tour was OK, the docent was very knowledgeable but lost her place a couple of times.... more

I have visited Orchard House four or five times in as many years, and every time I feel like I'm stepping into the pages of Little Women. I honor and appreciate the work done by director Jan Turnquist and her wonderful staff, whose tours are both educational and entertaining, and whose passion and love for the place and its history... more

As a "Little Women" fan (both book and movie), I thought this was a great attraction in Concord (which is a very quaint town). The house is where the alcott girls grew up, and where Louisa May Alcott went on to write her famous novel. You pay for a guided tour through the historic home. We did not care for... more

I've been a fan of Louisa May Alcott since I read "Little Women" and "Little Men" as a child. So I was thrilled when a friend suggested we visit her former home during a trip to Concord. House tours can either be a dry look at old furniture or an engaging history that brings the residents to life. Our tour... more

We enjoyed our 1+ hour time at the Orchard House. We took the tour through the house which began with a video. Then, we were guided through the house and learned about Louisa and her family. Not suitable for our 4 year old but pleasant and enjoyable for we parents, our preteen boy and teen girl. They referred to some... more