Edgar Allan Poe's cottage, where he penned some of his most famous works like 'The Bells' and 'Annabel Lee', offers visitors a glimpse into his life in the Bronx.
The Poe Cottage is a historical site representing the writer's last home, restored with period-appropriate furnishings from the 1840s, allowing visitors to step into his world.
Despite its small size, the cottage holds a deep significance for literary history, especially with the haunting legacy of Poe's life and the tragic passing of his wife Virginia.
Moved and preserved amidst urban changes, Poe's cottage is the last remnant of the old village of Fordham, maintaining a connection to the writer's legacy.
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