“Once upon a midnight dreary, while I pondered weak and weary...” — Edgar Allan Poe
Many have asked if The Edgar Allan Poe House is affected by the federal funding freeze, partially rescinded but pending action. The short answer: yes.

Many have asked if The Edgar Allan Poe House is affected by the federal funding freeze, partially rescinded but pending action. The short answer: yes. Though Poe House doesn’t rely directly on federal funding, some grants we depend on originate from federal dollars and remain disrupted this week (though we are hopeful.) However, this has also introduced new uncertainty in the outlook for future grants.

As we start to write the next chapter for Poe House, as a non-profit, it will be private donor dollars—big or small—that will have the greatest impact for us while larger grant sources work through recent federal changes. Resilience and independence are the strongest foundation for our future.

Please consider donating to help preserve Poe’s legacy.

 

We ask all of those who support Poe House to continue to value and support the non-profit history and arts organizations that matter to you as even small changes in the grant ecosystem impact us greatly. Your support matters deeply and will determine our course. Additional ways to support The Edgar Allan Poe House & Museum are tours, fundraisers, gift shop items, and pavers in Poe Park.
Support Poe House! Bid on POE-tography donated by the Baltimore Camera Club.

Bidding is open! Poe Baltimore and the Baltimore Camera Club’s POE-tography silent auction is now accepting bids. Check out Edgar Allan Poe-themed photography donated by members of the Baltimore Camera Club, the oldest continually-operating camera club in the United States.  Proceeds benefit the Edgar Allan Poe House & Museum in Baltimore.

Bidding will close during Poe’s 216th Birthday Party and Poe Toaster Murder Mystery, Saturday, October 18th, at Westminster Hall. You do not have to attend to bid and support Poe House.