Emily Dickinson's parlor ceiling collapsed while the house was open to museum visitors. According to the NY Times "No one was in the parlor at the time, and no one in the house was hurt, though some of the Dickinson family furniture and belongings on display there, including a sofa and a teapot, may have been harmed." Dear me you never know where literary dangers may lurk.
1 comment:
wow! good thing we did not do a creepy author house visit!
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