This book is a personal account of the author's visits to the home of the famous American poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow in Cambridge, Massachusetts and Nahant, Massachusetts in the early 1880s. It includes vivid descriptions of Longfellow's home life, family, and daily routines, as well as insights into his literary genius and character. The author, Blanche Roosevelt Tucker Macchetta, was an American writer and socialite who knew Longfellow personally.

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