The Mark Twain House & Museum

After breakfast today, we will drive to the former residence of Mark Twain in Hartford, the capital of Connecticut, to visit. Mark Twain was a famous American writer in the late 19th century. He lived here with his family and completed one of his most famous works, "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer". Today, I was a little excited to see my favorite works displayed in the window of the writer's house. This house was named one of the most historic houses in the world in 2012. It is very interesting and highly recommended!

The Mark Twain House Museum is located in Hartford, Connecticut, a famous historical building. It is where he lived from 1874 to 1891. He wrote works such as The Gilded Age, The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, and Huckleberry Finn, which are regarded as masterpieces of realism in the history of American literature and are highly praised by writers such as Hemingway.

Even if you are not too interested in literature, you can visit the Mark Twain House. It is a very good museum that gives you a lot of insights into the way Mark Twain lived and thought. If you want to experience a round trip with the theme of "historical figures", you can try it, which is worth the extra fee.

The Mark Twain House is Awe InspiringThe Mark Twain House is fantastic. Every visitor to Hartford, Connecticut, who is interested in American history, culture and literature should visit the Mark Twain House and museum, as well as the nearby Harriet Beecher Stowe House. The Mark Twain museum personnel and Mark Twain House tour guides are highly diligent, steeped in knowledge about Samuel Longhorn Clemens, who adopted the sobriquet Mark Twain and was one of the greatest literary authors in American history, as well as an extraordinarily gifted speaker of his time. The tour guides explain Twain's importance to American literature, his fame as a public speaker who toured the country and the world, as well as his trade mark wit and wisdom. Indeed, as the tour guides explain, Twain had a humorous and often ironic anecdote appropriate to every occasion. In addition to displaying the various rooms of the Twain House, the tour guides explain how young Samuel Longhorn Clemens evolved into the famous writer that he became. They speak briefly about Twain's many books, especially the most famous ones such Tom Sawyer, Huckleberry Finn, A Yankee in King Arthur's Court and Innocents Abroad. They also explain that Mark Twain stood shoulder to shoulder with the literary giants of his day like Charles Dickens. They highlight that Twain helped former General and President U.S. Grant author his memoirs, which are highly praised even today. As the tour guides exhibit the different rooms of the house, they discuss in great detail Twain's personality, his marriage and the history of the Twain family. They readily solicit questions and answer them in great detail. The Mark Twain Museum has numerous, highly informative exhibits, as well as a well stocked gift and book store. Anybody who has completed the tour, has an opportunity to purchase some of Mark Twain's most famous books. Those who tour the Mark Twain House should think about touring the nearby Harriet Beecher Stowe House. Harriet

Our guide acted as "Mark Twain's wife". She's great and convincing. The house is beautiful and has many unique features. His family's history is very enlightening and worth learning. If you go to Hartford, you must.