where did tennessee williams live?
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 Rixey 's childhood home in Culpeper still stands ; it suffered some damage in the 2011 Virginia earthquake . 

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 The land , sited at two sharp bends in the McCloud River , was named by financial adviser Edward Clark for the local Native American tribe of the Wintun people . Beginning as a humble fishing resort , the land was improved by a series of people , notably San Francisco attorney Charles Stetson Wheeler , his client Phoebe Apperson Hearst , and her son William Randolph Hearst who disputed with his cousin over ownership . Prominent structures , noted for their architecture , have been built on the land , some lost to fire , while other multimillion @-@ dollar buildings were planned , but not built . Famous visitors to Wyntoon include Clark Gable , Charles Lindbergh , Joseph P. Kennedy , Sr. and his son John F. Kennedy . 

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 The poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge lived here for three years from 1797 , while he wrote The Rime of the Ancient Mariner ( written in 1797 – 98 and published in 1798 ) , part of Christabel ( the first part was reputedly written in 1797 , and the second in 1800 ) , Frost at Midnight , and Kubla Khan ( completed in 1797 and published in 1816 ) . 

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 The Overhill town of Chota , in present @-@ day Monroe County , Tennessee , was recognized as the de facto capital of the entire Cherokee Nation for most of the 18th century , when it was the major settlement . The town of Tanasi became the namesake for the state of Tennessee . Many prominent Cherokee leaders , including Attakullakulla , Oconastota , Nancy Ward , and Sequoyah , were born and raised in Overhill towns . 

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 A breakthrough came when Rodgers , who owned a house in Connecticut , proposed a New England setting . Hammerstein wrote of this suggestion in 1945 @,@  
