
Don Lafferty Here's a funny bit by Philly Poe Guy, Ed Pettit. Enjoy: http://bit.ly/24zyFG

The Poe Museum
"The Sprits of the Dead" are adrift at the Edgar Allan Poe Museum. For all things spooky the Poe Museum is where you need to be! In honor of the Master of the Macabre, Edgar Allan Poe, we will be holding Victorian style séance in the Enchanted Garden amid our local haunts. Enjoy light refreshments, cash bar, and readin...gs of Poe's poem, "The Sprits of the Dead," between your communications with those beyond the grave.
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This month's Unhappy Hour will feature a book launch of the artist Gris Grimly's latest illustrated book - Edgar Allan Poe's Tales of Death and Dementia.
So meet Gris, get him to sign your copies of his books, see some of the original drawings for the books, watch Gris's film - Cannibal Flesh Riot, and sample his new line of fragrances inspired by Poe's works.
Be there for the Launch of Gris Grimly's New Book!
Time:6:00PM Thursday, September 24th
Location:Poe Museum

Elizabeth
Looking forward to the Gris Grimly event on the 24th during the Unhappy Hour!
http://grisgrimly.blogspot.com/2009/09/m ad-creator-in-richmond-virginia.html

Cheryl Barkman Skupa I, like so many others, had a youthful fascination with Poe's short stories. I love to see my students enjoy his stories and poems with the same delight (or horror.)

Kimberly Pennington Spencer My husband and I got married in the Enchanted garden, it was absolutely wonderful!

Lauren Worley-Coleman We will be visiting in early September. I am very excited.

The Poe Museum
This exhibit brings together over 100 artifacts telling the story of Poe's life, legend, and legacy. The curator of the exhibit, Christopher Semtner, will discuss the key artifacts and the process that went into creating this amazing show.
Enter the world of Poe.
Time:12:00AM Thursday, August 6th
Location:The Library of Virginia

Paul Richard Huard Poe is one of America's unappreciated critics of antebellum politics and society. His genius is more than literary in nature. What a mind.

Rebecca My husband Dwight and I had an amazing time visiting this lovely spot last Saturday. What a treasure chest for Poe fans. I can't wait to come back!

Anastasia Baima I have been a fan from the age of 10 when I read my first poe story, the murders of the rue morgue. I have been hooked since and definitely credit him with my love of reading and writing stories.

Theresa Chestnut Anderson I remember I used to keep a book that was a collection of his stories checked out of the library constantly in my Senior year. Great and strange stories. Captivating...

The Poe Museum
To coincide with the opening of the "Ratiocination" exhibit at the Poe Museum our June Unhappy Hour will be "Murders in the Rue Morgue" comes to the Poe. Not only will we have light refreshments and a cash bar but a crime scene with clues will be there for you to solve! Try to outwit the murderer and put your best Dete...ctive Dupin skills to the test! A raffle will be held with prizes for those with the best detective abilities. Join us from 6:00 to 9:00 for music, peformances, tours and refreshments in the courtyard garden.
All Unhappy Hours are free and open to the public, are appropriate for all ages (unless otherwise noted), and children are most welcome.
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All Unhappy Hours are free and open to the public, are appropriate for all ages (unless otherwise noted), and children are most welcome.
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St. John’s Church’s cemetery is the final resting place of Elizabeth Arnold Poe, Edgar Allan Poe’s birth mother and an accomplished stage actress in her day. Eliza was known for her theatrical versatility, her comedic skill, and her beautiful singing voice. She was twenty-four when she passed away in Richmond in 1811. ...At the time of her death she was on her way to achieving national stardom.
Meet Eliza Poe for a stroll through the grounds of St. John's Church. Learn about what life in Richmond was like in the early nineteenth century, and hear Mrs. Poe tell her tragically short life story. In addition to two monologues from her vast repertoire, Mrs. Poe will also perform "The Market Lass," with which she debuted on the American stage in 1796 at the age of nine.
Ticket prices: $6.00 for adults, $5.00 for seniors, $4.00 for children ages 7-18, and children under seven are admitted free. Please call 804.648.5015 or email programs@saintjohns.cc for more information.
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Meet Eliza Poe for a stroll through the grounds of St. John's Church. Learn about what life in Richmond was like in the early nineteenth century, and hear Mrs. Poe tell her tragically short life story. In addition to two monologues from her vast repertoire, Mrs. Poe will also perform "The Market Lass," with which she debuted on the American stage in 1796 at the age of nine.
Ticket prices: $6.00 for adults, $5.00 for seniors, $4.00 for children ages 7-18, and children under seven are admitted free. Please call 804.648.5015 or email programs@saintjohns.cc for more information.
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(June 2009 Poe Bicentennial Event)
Time:2:00PM Saturday, June 13th
Location:St. John's Church












