WORLD● LOW4h ago · Oct 4, 2026, 10:56 PM
Carl Sandburg bought a 245-acre farm in North Carolina for his wife's goat farm; it became the first National Park Service site dedicated to an American poet
Clarín · north america
The Pulitzer Prize-winning writer moved to Connemara, North Carolina in 1945. After his death, the estate passed to the National Park Service and was transformed into a historic site.
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