Welcome to Tor House. From 1919 to 1962 this was the home, muse, and project of Robinson Jeffers, one of America's premiere poets. But this stone compound is more than a celebrity house or a historical curiosity. Tor House was essential to the development of the poet, and it remains a monument to the strivings of the human spirit. It is full of artifacts and memories of a great literary endeavor and the troubles and triumphs of a poet and the insightful woman who shepherded his artistic development. It is a place of industry and enlightenment, but also a place of failure, of depression and strife, of jealousy and tragedy, sickness, death, and mourning. It is also a place of dry humor. Yes, it's haunted, but not by disembodied souls: the only soul that lives here is the cold sea-granite of Carmel Point. This house is haunted, rather, by the mind that remembers - by you and me, as we pass between and through its chambers.
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