The Evergreens is a part of the Emily Dickinson Museum and was where the famous poet's brother, Austin Dickinson, lived with his wife Susan and their three children. This house is considered one of the earliest and best-preserved examples Italianate architectural and was designed by renowned architect William Fenno Pratt. All of the rooms in the house contain the original, authentic Dickinson family furniture and decor from the 19th century and outside of the home are the carefully landscaped grounds.