Frost, Robert

Some of the greatest legacies left to us by great writers are the places they've left behind. The houses they lived in, the pubs or public places they visited... all of these localities seem to tell us something about the writer and their works. Read more about the Robert Frost Place.

Some of the greatest legacies left to us by great writers are the places they've left behind. The houses they lived in, the pubs or public places they visited... all of these localities seem to tell us something about the writer and their works. Read more about the Robert Frost Place.

Some of the greatest legacies left to us by great writers are the places they've left behind. The houses they lived in, the pubs or public places they visited... all of these localities seem to tell us something about the writer and their works.

Robert Frost was one of the greatest American poets of the 20th century. His works were repeatedly awarded Pulitzer Prizes, and he spoke at the inaugeration of President John F. Kennedy. Read more about the life and works of Robert Frost.

Robert Frost is recognized as an important "nature poet" in American literature, famous for his depiction of the New England landscape. Some of his most famous works include: "The Road Not Taken," "Mending Wall," "After Apple-Picking," and "Home Burial." Here are a few quotes from Robert Frost.