Thursday, August 7, 2008

Thomas Wolfe's Childhood House
















"Dixieland was a big cheaply constructed frame house of eighteen or twenty drafty high-ceilinged rooms: it had a rambling, unplanned, gabular appearance, and was painted a dirty yellow. It had a pleasant green front yard, not deep but wide, bordered by a row of young deep-bodied maples..." Thomas Wolfe from Look Homeward, Angel