host: you are an hour and half north of the beaching and you come across a town court house, square and unremarkable and yet it is one of the most famous literary small towns. it is the center of go set a watchman. tell us what you find. guest: you find a town that hasn t changed much from the description of macomb in to killing a mockingbird . there was a time when the town council was going to tear down the court house because they built a 1960 s court house and thought they didn t need the old one. now it has been restored. when you walk in it is like a church. people talk in hush tones take their hats off, it is a shrine. there is reconstructed home. host: the boundary walls and bricks are there. but there is a plaque out front, a yard and it is next to the finch house i think is where the walk-in sort of dairy is. guest: the rock stone wall that truman turned cart wheels on to impress everybody is there. but it is a town that not embracing that is the southe
you come across this non-descript town. court house. scare square. it is the center of this summer s most famous book, go set a watchman. it is the home of harper lee. tell us what you find there. guest: you find a little landlocked town in the back town of alabama. it hasn t changed much from to kill a mockingbird. watch out for the arm difficuad. there was a time when they were going to tear down the court house because they built a 1960 one and thought they didn t need the old one. now it is restored and like a church. it is an shine to american literary culture. that is probably the best thing about that town. there is still no museum. there is still no reconstructed home of capote or where his home was. it is just host: it is just a square. there is a plaque out front, then a yard, and it is next to the house where the walk-in dairy is. guest: right. and the rock stone walls separating the properties that truman turned cart wholes on is still there. it is
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