Eve LaPlante on Marmee & Louisa
Author Eve LaPlante discusses the relationship between Louisa May Alcott and her mother, Abigail—interviewed by Lisa Stepanski, Professor of English at Emmanuel College,
Marmee & Louisa: Temple School
Louisa May Alcott’s father, the philosopher Bronson Alcott, devised his own approach to education, which he experiment with in a school he created and with his own family. At the Temple School, he worked with great female minds and innovators of the 19th century, including Margaret Fuller and Elizabeth Palmer Peabody. Includes excerpts from “Marmee and Louisa” by Eve LaPlante
10 Years of the Library: Why a Library?
Montage of images and quotes celebrating the 2012 anniversary of the first ten years of The Mary Baker Eddy Library
Fellows Colloquium: Stories from the Archives
Mary Baker Eddy Library Fellows describe their research projects—in areas ranging from architecture to journalism, and transcendentalism to millennialism.
Lisa Stepanski: Finding the Alcotts at The Mary Baker Eddy Library
Lisa Stepanski, professor of English at Emmanuel College, discusses her research into Mary Baker Eddy and Bronson Alcott at The Mary Baker Eddy Library as a Mary Baker Eddy Library Fellow.
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