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| The Hemingway Home of Ernest and Pauline, formerly The Asa Tift House, built in 1851. |
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| Pictures of Hemingway’s wives – Hadley, Pauline, Martha, and Mary. |
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| Hemingway’s nurse, Agnes von Kurowsky, who broke his heart and was the inspiration for the heroine in “A Farewell to Arms.” |
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| Part of the outdoor landscape which can be reserved for weddings (our tour guide pointed out the irony here.) |
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| Hemingway’s study. |
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| The $20,000 swimming pool, installed at Pauline’s request during the Depression era. |
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| There are between 40 and 50 Polydactyl cats on the property – many are descendents of Snowball, the mother of Hemingway’s first six-toed cat. |
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