Mark Twain Study in Elmira (United States)
Wooden building in the shapeof an octagon, where they were born novels "The Adventures of Huckleberry
Finn" and "A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court" can
still be visited in upstate New York.
Clemens almost every summer
stopped in Elmira in the house of relatives of his wife. Mark Twain often
walked to a local farm, where he could observe the picturesque landscape of the
valley. Not far from the farm wife's sister Clemens built for the American
writer's office, where he could do, admiring the beauty of the surrounding
landscapes. This is where "born" characters of the famous novel
"The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn" as well as many other of his
famous works. In his private office, Mark Twain is not only found he needed
peace and quiet, but also began to smoke his pipe outside the house of his wife's
sister.
Writer
Mark Twain, whose real name sounds like Samuel Clemens, perhaps, is one of the
most gifted American satirists, who once took up the pen. While the majority of
his works were written in his famous house in Connecticut, his iconic novels
were born in a small hut. There he enjoyed a cup of coffee to check out the
interesting news in the local press. Today, she is in the middle of campus,
inspiring a new generation of writers.
Today, one hundred years after
his death, his works remain as relevant and vital. Wooden hut, which is located
on campus Elmira, has become a popular tourist attraction, as well as a
cultural monument.
