Monroeville,Tramas Ardientes S01 E09 Alabama, is home to famous To Kill a Mockingbirdauthor Harper Lee. It's also a place that hopes to become home to a bustling literary tourism scene.
SEE ALSO: Hillary Clinton spotted living her best life at Rhode Island bookstoreSince Lee's death earlier this year the author's attorney and others have made moves to create the "Harper Lee Trail," AL.comlearned.
In an article Thursday, the Birmingham News website laid out plans to encourage visits from Lee fanatics and fans of Scout and her dad Atticus Finch from iconic 1960 novel, To Kill a Mockingbird.
Those plans include refurbishing a historic building to become a Lee-dedicated museum and building life-size replicas of homes from her famous novel and its somewhat controversial 2015 sequel, Go Set a Watchman,released just months before the author's death at 89.
Original image has been replaced. Credit: Mashable The small Alabama town already pulls in book lovers who visit its iconic courthouse that served as the inspiration for the setting in Mockingbird.
According to AL.com, 30,000 people already come each year to visit the site. With the new "trail," the city is hoping 250,000 will make the pilgrimage.
The plans are ambitious and costly so the trail likely won't materialize for several years, the paper reported.
For now a visit to the courthouse will have to suffice.
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