Henry David Thoreau’s legacy at Walden Pond lives on in a small replica of his simple cabin, located near the Concord, Massachusetts site where he spent two years immersed in nature and reflection. Built to mirror the modest design described in his writings, the cabin gives visitors a tangible sense of his experiment in living deliberately. . The replica, constructed with just one room, a bed, a table, and a fireplace, offers insight into the minimalist lifestyle that Thoreau embraced in 1845. I

Need a little zen moment? Here's a look at Walden Pond from our 2017 visit to Concord, Massachusetts. Henry David Thoreau published "Walden" in early August 1854. Watch more online: https://www.c-span.org/video/?430721-1/thoreaus-walden-pond | American History TV

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