The Brooklin home where White lived until his death in 1985 includes a barn that was the setting for the beloved children’s book featuring a pig named Wilbur and a spider named Charlotte.

In Charlotte’s Web, E.B. White created beloved characters ... One day, White noticed a spider in his barn making an egg sack. He was so interested, he got a stepladder to take a closer look.

gives attendees a pleasant view of a classic red barn and lively carnival. It is all topped by the web of Charlotte, a likely complicated scaffolding with plenty of room for the spider to weave ...

including “Charlotte’s Web,” published in 1952. It tells the story of Wilbur the pig, who befriends Charlotte, a barn spider. Wilbur finds out he is being raised to be slaughtered ...

It sheds light on how this former New Yorker could imagine a world in which animals say things that only children can hear and a spider weaves words into her web. “Charlotte’s Web ...

Scenic design by Tana Roberson and ALT Technical Director Noah Lang recreates the charming and familiar barn ... of a spider." Stringer, who once performed in "Charlotte’s Web" as an Academy ...