The Emily Dickinson Museum just reopened after years of renovations. Luckily, the poet became a pop-culture icon in the meantime:
The Emily Dickinson Museum Just Reopened After Years of Renovations. Luckily, the Poet Became a Pop-Culture Icon in the MeantimeAugust 19, 2022
The interest makes sense. The 19th-century poet has enjoyed something of a cultural renaissance in recent years, thanks in large part to a popular TV show and. Now, the newly updated museum, which occupies the 200-year-old house where Dickinson lived, looks ready for a resurgence too. A worker installs wallpaper at the Emily Dickinson Museum in Amherst, Massachusetts. Photo: Patrick Fecher. Courtesy of the Emily Dickinson Museum.
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