The Town That Inspired "To Kill a Mockingbird"

Lee's Maycomb, indelibly evoked in the novel that sells a million copies annually, 

endures in the small-town reality of Monroeville. (Mark Peterson/Redux Pictures)

What's changed and what hasn't in Maycomb. Traveling back in time to visit Harper Lee's hometown, the setting of her 1960 masterpiece and the controversial sequel.



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