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Edgar Allan Poe National Historical Site

The literary works of Edgar Allan Poe continue to thrill readers today. Here he established his reputation as a literary critic, perfected his gothic tales, invented the modern detective story, and wrote poetry.Today his home offers visitors an opportunity to reflect on the author's life and legacy.
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Site Address

The Edgar Allan Poe National Historic Site is open Wednesday - Sunday 9am - 5pm

PLEASE NOTE:
The site address is 532 North Seventh Street (near 7th & Spring Garden Streets)
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Learn about Edgar Allan Poe

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Quoth the Raven "Take a tour!" Download Edgar Allan Poe house information card lots of quick Poe facts & info (pdf DOWNLOAD to print out or to a smart phone)


 
Poe house

Ranger guided tours

Ranger guided tours of Poe's historic home are available. The tours are 30-45 minutes. During the tour, photos and questions are encouraged. Poe's home consists of 6 rooms and the basement. Before and after the tour, feel free to view our exhibits, reading room and sales center.

Visitors are welcome to tour the historic home on their own with a self-guided map and brochure available at the site.


 
 

Write to

INHP, 143 S. Third Street
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19106

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Phone

Edgar Allan Poe House
(215) 597-8780

Fax

(215) 861-4950

Climate

Four distinct seasons with moderately cold winter and hot, humid summer. January average temperature, 33 degrees Fahrenheit; July average temperature, 75 degrees; average yearly rainfall, 41 inches; normal seasonal snowfall, 21 inches.
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Did You Know?
The most productive years of Poe's life were spent in Philadelphia. A thriving publishing community offered Poe several opportunities.

Last Updated: September 27, 2011 at 14:28 MST

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