The great poet Robert Frost made his home in the White Mountains of New Hampshire from 1915-1920. It was there he wrote and published many of the poems that would appear in his third and fourth books, Mountain Interval and New Hampshire.
Today, Frost's former farmhouse is known as The Frost Place, a house museum and center for poetry and the arts. We honor the legacy of Robert Frost through stewardship of the home, and encourage the creation, education, and appreciation of poetry through the programs we host.
Organization name
The Frost Place
other names
Friends of the Frost Place
Tax id (EIN)
26-4497702
Primary Cause(s)
Arts and Culture, Education
Address
PO BOX 74