Eugene O'Neill National Historic Site
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4.7 (127)Tucked into the Danville hills, Tao House is the secluded sanctuary where Eugene O'Neill wrote his final masterpieces.
Description
O'Neill lived at this mountainside retreat from 1937 to 1944, writing celebrated autobiographical masterpieces including 'Long Day's Journey into Night', 'The Iceman Cometh', and 'A Moon for the Misbegotten'. Preserved as a National Historic Site, the Danville property lets visitors tour the art-and-literature-filled home, walk the surrounding grounds, and take in the tranquil setting where America's only Nobel Prize-winning playwright worked.
