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Walden Pond in Walden Pond State Reservation is located on Massachusetts Route 126 (Walden St. and Concord Rd.) in Concord and Lincoln, MA. The Visitors Center is located at 915 Walden St. in Concord, MA. Walden Pond has been designated a National Historic Landmark. For more information, visit The Walden Woods Project website or visit the ...
9 de jun. de 2008 · Walden Pond: Thoreau’s Sacred Place. View a slide show from photographer Smari’s book on Walden: A Year. If you come early enough on a summer morning to Walden Pond in Concord, Massachusetts, you get a sense of where Henry David Thoreau lived, and what he lived for. Light slants through the towering pines on the southeastern shore ...
Walden Pond is a kettle hole lake in the Commonwealth in 2287, formerly protected as part of Walden Pond State Reservation. On the north shore of this pond is the home of Henry David Thoreau from the summer of 1845 until 1847. Hoping to gain a more objective understanding of society, Thoreau was influenced by the principles of Transcendentalism. His account of the experience was recorded in ...
瓦爾登湖作为瓦尔登湖州立保留地（Walden Pond State Reservation）的一部分而受到保护。 瓦尔登湖州立保留地是一个335英亩（136公顷）的州立公园和娱乐场所，由 马萨诸塞州保护和娱乐部 （ 英语 ： Department of Conservation and Recreation ） 負責管理。
Walden Pond State Reservation is an iconic park that draws nearly 600,000 visitors per year from around the world. A typical New England kettle lake, Walden was made famous by Henry David Thoreau’s masterpiece, Walden; or Life in the Woods . Published in nearly every major modern language, Walden is a reflection upon simple living in natural ...
The location of Thoreau’s cabin was discovered by archaeologist Roland Robbins in 1945, nearly 100 years after Thoreau left Walden Pond. In addition to the discovery of the original hearth stone, a number of artifacts from Thoreau’s stay were found, many of which are housed at The Walden Woods Project Library. Preservation.
8 de jul. de 2019 · Sua intenção em Walden Pond era viver de uma maneira simples e ter tempo para contemplar, caminhar pela floresta, escrever e comungar com a natureza. Em “Walden”, Thoreau defende, de maneira simples mas elegante, sua crença de que o homem moderno deveria simplificar suas necessidades materiais, pois assim encontraria não apenas a verdadeira paz, mas também a conexão com sua essência.
