MAX GATE
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2024
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2024
Author Thomas Hardy himself drew up the plans for this beautiful, charming Victorian house, where he spent the second half of his life until his death in 1928, a stone's throw from his birthplace and downtown Dorchester. Here he wrote many of his most famous books, as well as poetry. Some of his original furnishings remain. By building this house, Thomas Hardy wanted to show that he belonged to the wealthy middle classes of the region and symbolize his fame as a writer.
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