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Carl Sandburg Bought a 245-Acre Estate in North Carolina for His Wife's Goat Farm; It Became the First Site of the National Park Service Dedicated to an American Poet

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Pulitzer's winning writer moved in 1945 to Connemara, North Carolina.After his death, the estate passed to the National Park Service and became a historic place.

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Carl Sandburg Bought a 245-Acre Estate in North Carolina for His Wife's Goat Farm; It Became the First Site of the National Park Service Dedicated to an American Poet

Pulitzer's winning writer moved in 1945 to Connemara, North Carolina.After his death, the estate passed to the National Park Service and became a historic place.

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Clarin broke the news in Buenos Aires, Argentina on Sunday, October 4, 2026.
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