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Carl Sandburg Home National Historic SiteConnemara Farms as seen from pasture in late fall
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Carl Sandburg Home National Historic Site
Plan Your Visit
 

Use the information in the links above this section to help you in planning your visit to Carl Sandburg Home National Historic Site.

Admission: Free for grounds, trails and barn; no park entrance fee.

Guided House Tour Fee:  (cash or check only)
$5.00 for Adults 16 and older
$3.00 for seniors 62 and older
Children 15 and under admitted free.

Teachers, please see the For Teachers section for information on bringing your school group to Carl Sandburg Home.

If you cannot find what you are looking for, please do not hesitate to contact the park with your questions.

We hope you enjoy your visit!
 Carl Sandburg's home located in Flat Rock North Carolina
Take a tour of Carl Sandburg's home
1/2 hour tours available daily
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 Entrance to Connemara Farms Goat Dairy
Connemara Farms Goat Dairy
Learn more about Mrs. Sandburg's facinating career as a champion dairy goat breeder.
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 A granitic dome that Sandburg would visit frequently
The Rock
A place for loneliness
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Jump aboard and discover Carl Sandburg
Imagine It! an educational website for kids of all ages will take you on a exciting journey.
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museum staff cleaning a book from Carl Sandburg's multi-thousand volume library  

Did You Know?
It takes over six YEARS to clean all the books in Carl Sandburg's collection. Cleaning books is a routine task for the museum staff at Carl Sandburg Home National Historic Site. The books are cleaned to reduce pests like silverfish from eating these valuable artifacts.

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Last Updated: March 27, 2009 at 12:06 EST