Edgar Allan Poe Cottage
Historic House · Bronx, New York
A five-room white clapboard farm cottage of about 1812, standing in Poe Park on the Grand Concourse, where EDGAR ALLAN POE lived his last three years and where his wife Virginia died of tuberculosis in the front room in 1847. ⚠ HE WROTE ANNABEL LEE AND THE BELLS HERE. It was moved across the street in 1913 to save it from demolition and is run by the Bronx County Historical Society.
2640 Grand Concourse, Bronx, New York, 10458, United States
⚠⚠ ESSENTIALLY WEEKEND-ONLY. Reported hours are SATURDAY 10 a.m.-4 p.m. and SUNDAY 1 p.m.-5 p.m. — ⚠ A WEEKDAY TRIP WILL FIND IT SHUT, and this is the most common wasted journey in the Bronx. ⚠ CONFIRM WITH THE BRONX COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY BEFORE TRAVELLING. Admission is reported as a suggested donation of around $5 adults and $3 children and seniors. The cottage is seen on a GUIDED TOUR and the tours are small because the rooms are. ⚠ POE PARK AND THE POE PARK VISITOR CENTER ARE FREE. ⚠ HOURS AND PRICES ARE FROM SECONDARY SOURCES AND WERE NOT VERIFIED WITH THE OPERATOR.
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