Iconic Homes of Writers and Artists Turned into Museums

The estate where Tolstoy wrote *War and Peace* and *Anna Karenina*, now a museum.

The setting that inspired *Little Women*, preserved with original furniture and memorabilia.

A museum showcasing Frida Kahlo's life and art, offering a glimpse into her personal and artistic world.

A former garment factory turned into a living space and gallery for Judd's minimalist art.

A restored home designed by Turner himself, reflecting his architectural and artistic talents.

A studio and home filled with Bourgeois's artwork and personal belongings, offering a glimpse into her creative process.

A serene retreat where Woolf wrote several novels, now managed by the National Trust.

A preserved home reflecting O'Keeffe's connection to New Mexico landscapes and her artistic inspiration.

A Victorian Gothic home where Twain wrote famous novels like *The Adventures of Tom Sawyer*.

A historic site where Hemingway wrote several novels, featuring his writing studio and six-toed cats.