Clark House was originally the homestead of Charles Clark and his sons, Charles H. and James D., who were friends of Emily Dickinson. Alfred Habegger, author of a definitive ED biography, “My Wars Are Laid Away in Books,” theorizes that a recently discovered photograph of Dickinson in middle age had been owned by James Clark, who may have served as a go-between for Emily and the unknown man she loved throughout most of her life. Could this rare photo have once been hidden in Clark House?
December 23, 2008...1:50 pm
The Dickinson Connection
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