The Woodlawn Farm
This is in western Wisconsin on the prairie and is where much of the action in the book takes place.
Boston
This is Harriet's hometown and represents civility and modernity.
England
John leaves here and has no desire to return because he says there is no freedom for a man to become what he wants.
Indian John's Camp
Caddie and her older brothers like to visit this even though other settlers are nervous about its close proximity.
The River
Caddie, Warren, and Tom spend a lot of time here, even though Warren and Caddie can't swim.
Dunnville
This is the small town where the children attend school and the family shops for some of its supplies.
The Dunnville School
Caddie, Warren, Tom, and Hetty attend this in the winter and summer months.
Chimney Bluffs
Caddie, Warren, and Tom like to go here to pick berries...
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