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Clemens Conversations: Seventeen Summers in a Garden
Virtual interactive lectures, document discussions & ongoing research
Wednesday, June 28, 2023 at 12:00PM

Virtual via our Virtual Platform
351 Farmington Ave
Hartford, CT 06105

This event takes place in Zoom. We will send link after you have bought your ticket.

Clemens Conversations: Seventeen Summers in a Garden
Wednesday June 28 at 12 PM (Noon) ET
$6.50 per virtual connection, free for museum members

Although his most famous works were set along the Mississippi River of his childhood, Mark Twain composed those novels while living in Nook Farm, a neighborhood of Hartford full of celebrated literary figures. This program explores what it was like in this vibrant community of authors and activists, whose residents included not only Twain, but also novelist Harriet Beecher Stowe, travel writer and journalist Charles Dudley Warner, Civil War hero and senator Joseph Hawley, and female suffrage campaigner Isabella Beecher Hooker. It also considers the ways Twain’s decades in Connecticut shaped his writing, family, and social life.

Clemens Conversations are hosted on Zoom. Once you purchase your ticket, keep an eye out for an emailed receipt, which will contain a link to register for the Zoom session.

In order to facilitate free conversation among attendees, these sessions are not recorded and will not be available for viewing after the event.