The Margaret Laurence House in Neepawa, Canada, is a provincial heritage site dedicated to the literary legacy of Margaret Laurence, an acclaimed author born and raised in Neepawa. The house, where Laurence lived from 1935 to 1944, showcases the setting that inspired her renowned Manawaka novels, reflecting her vivid prairie imagery and themes of human dignity.
Owned by the Margaret Laurence Home Committee Inc., the historic house was purchased in 1986 and stands as a tribute to Laurence's contributions to Canadian literature. Visitors can explore the home where Laurence's grandfather, John Simpson, played a significant role in shaping the fictional town of Manawaka that features prominently in her works.
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