点评:is just another example of this country's misguided treatment of the native American population. Racism, greed, and misunderstanding ruled and won.
The home itself is a beautiful example of early 19th c architecture then expanded and refinished to meet the needs/desires of later owners. One of the best things about touring the home is to see the history of the house (parts of the walls/ceilings/floors are removed to show) fr/ simple log cabin to 19th c plantation home to 20th c mansion.
The museum part is dedicated not only to the life of Major Ridge (& family) but also a look at the history of the native American population in the area and their trials and tribulations (including the "Trail of Tears") and then to the stories of the later owners of the home and changes made.
I thoroughly enjoyed wandering through the home and grounds. Like so many things in Rome I would not make a special trip but if in the area or doing a "ToT" or native American tour then it is a must
翻译:这只是这个国家错误对待美洲原住民的另一个例子。种族主义、贪婪和误解占了上风。
房屋本身是 19 世纪早期建筑的美丽典范,随后进行了扩建和整修以满足后来业主的需求/愿望。参观这座房子最棒的事情之一就是看看这座房子的历史(部分墙壁/天花板/地板被拆除以示展示)从简单的小木屋到 19 世纪的种植园到 20 世纪的豪宅。
博物馆部分不仅致力于介绍 Major Ridge(及其家人)的生活,还介绍了该地区美国原住民的历史以及他们的磨难和磨难(包括“泪痕”),然后介绍了房屋后来主人的故事和所做的改变。
我非常喜欢在家里和庭院里闲逛。就像罗马的许多事情一样,我不会专程旅行,但如果在该地区或进行“ToT”或美国原住民之旅,那么这是必须的