Editing Louisa May Alcott (section)

=== Alcott homes ===
The Alcotts' Concord home, Orchard House, where the family lived for 25 years{{sfn|Alcott|2015|p=689}} and where ''Little Women'' was written, is open to the public and pays homage to the Alcotts by focusing on public education and historic preservation.{{sfn|Louisa May Alcott's Orchard House}} The Louisa May Alcott Memorial Association, which was founded in 1911 and runs the museum, allows tourists to walk through the house and learn about Louisa May Alcott.<ref>{{Harvnb|Anderson|1995|pages=114, 117}}; {{Harvnb|Delamar|1990|p=247}}</ref> Her Boston home is featured on the [[Boston Women's Heritage Trail]].{{sfn|Boston Women's Heritage Trail}}