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Camden, New Jersey
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The Walt Whitman House in Camden was his residence from 1884 until his death in 1892, and it is now a National Historic Landmark.
Visitors can see original furnishings and personal belongings, offering a glimpse into the poet's daily life.
This designation was granted in 1966, recognizing its significance in American literary history.
The collection includes his eyeglasses, a cane, and even his death mask, providing personal insights into the poet's life.
The site hosts various educational programs and events celebrating his contributions to literature.
The surrounding area includes other historic buildings, offering a broader context of the city's past.
