Louisa Alcott's house is significant to Little Women because Louisa May Alcott wrote and set her story, Little Women at this house in 1868. I found this information from louisamayalcott.org. This source I would say is an example of a mix of consumer culture and platforms as gatekeepers because on this website people can buy tickets to visit the home but also nobody else can post on it, but the people who preserve the house and it is more informational. Mapping this location on COVE lets future students build on what I found because I feel although my fact is interesting it is very base level and people could probably see that she wrote and set the story in the house and look more into what inspired her there.
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