Louisa May Alcott’s memoir captures her experiences growing up with her three siblings in Concord, Massachusetts during the 1860s. During this time, their father was away fighting in the American Civil War, leaving the sisters to care for their mother and younger sister.
Louisa May Alcott's memoir chronicles her life as one of three siblings living in Concord, Massachusetts during the 1860s with their mother, who was a pioneering woman of her era. The narrative follows how the sisters Jo, Meg, Amy, and Beth navigate growing up, finding love, and establishing themselves in society amidst their father's involvement in the American Civil War.
Aired: Oct 25, 1970The March sisters gather together to celebrate Christmas, their spirits buoye...
Aired: Oct 31, 1970Aired: Nov 7, 1970The next episode will see Beth's popularity soar as she wins over the heart o...
Aired: Nov 14, 1970The next episode of the series follows Mrs. March as she visits the hospital ...
Aired: Nov 21, 1970In the next episode, Beth makes a remarkable recovery from her severe illness...
Aired: Nov 28, 1970Jo is tasked with crafting her debut novel, while Meg and John's newlywed bli...
Aired: Dec 5, 1970In the next episode, Amy embarks on a European adventure with Aunt March, whi...
Aired: Dec 12, 1970Jo returns from New York to find Beth in a precarious health condition. Meanw...
Aired: Dec 19, 1970A devastating blow hits the family, prompting Laurie to travel to France to o...
