We installed a magnifying glass over Edgar Allan Poe's watch so people can see his name engraved on the back.

The Poe Museum's new surveillance system.

I'll be having the first signing for Edgar Allan Poe at Home this Saturday at 1 p.m. at The Book People in Richmond VA: bookpeoplerichmond.com/event/edgar-al…

My book signing for Edgar Allan Poe at Home is tomorrow at The Book People in Richmond VA.

Just met Benjamin, a Poe fan who drove all the way from Alabama to see the Poe Museum and to meet Edgar and Tib.

What sorts of papers did Edgar Allan Poe keep in his private files? Here a few that his literary executor uncovered shortly after the poet's death: youtu.be/ww0DL3oong0?si…

Here are some of the things blooming today in the Poe Museum's Enchanted Garden.

#OnThisDay in 1840, Edgar Allan Poe wrote this letter to his friend Hiram Haines, who had offered to give Poe's wife a pet fawn. Poe loved animals and already had a pet cat, but he could not accept the fawn because he was not sure how to transport it.

Another day in the life of a Poe Museum curator. The theme of last night's Unhappy Hour was Cirque du Poe-liel.

Edgar got dressed up for the Cirque du Poe-liel Unhappy Hour.

One of the vicious predators to be found in the Poe Museum's Enchanted Garden.

Edgar joined us for yesterday's Tell-Tale Talk with author Sharon Virt in the Poe Museum's Enchanted Garden.

Somebody left a flower outside of the Poe Museum's front door this morning.

Join us this Friday from 6 to 9 p.m. for the closing reception of my show "A Dream Within a Dream" at Black Iris Social Club in Richmond VA.

Who killed Quoth? Help us solve the mystery at tonight's Unhappy Hour at the Poe Museum.

I was glad to see the Edgar Allan Poe Museum in Richmond mentioned in a listicle of Virginia historic sites, but there is something off about the picture.

What true crimes inspired Edgar Allan Poe's most gruesome murder mysteries? youtu.be/xFkSzZ7FcpY?si…

This morning in the Poe Museum's Enchanted Garden

A recently donated Edgar Allan Poe book from 1963.

#OnThisDay in 1824, the fifteen-year-old Edgar Allan Poe swam six miles against the tide in the James River, setting a record that still stands. He boasted about it for the rest of his life. Here is a newspaper account of his feat from 1824. Learn more at youtu.be/qfrcML4QM4A?si…