The Landlord at Lion's Head — Complete
1897
The Landlord at Lion's Head, published in 1897 by William Dean Howells, is a novel set in rural New England. It follows the Durgin family, who manage a farmhouse near Lion's Head mountain, as they navigate personal aspirations and the impact of socio-economic changes on their community. The story explores themes of rural life, class differences, and the evolving relationships between locals and summer visitors, particularly through the character of Jeff Durgin. The narrative reflects Howells' own experiences and observations from the summer of 1891.
