Artistic, gourmet, wanderlust, and cinephile, in Philly it all began: here the declaration of independence from Great Britain was signed and the first national flag was sewn. The United States was ...

Embark on an unforgettable journey through Virginia. Visit 21 remarkable landmarks that showcase the region's heritage and ...

1845 – Edgar Allan Poe’s “The Raven” was published for the first time in the “New York Evening Mirror.” 1848 – Greenwich Mean ...

The grand reopening for Rodeo Cinema in Stockyards City is planned for Jan. 24-25 and will spotlight two Oklahoma-made movies ...

CC Sabathia, a longtime MLB pitcher who made the baseball Hall of Fame on Wednesday, is making a movie about his hometown — ...

The Edgar Allan Poe House is open Thursday through Sunday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Entry to the museum costs $8 for adults; children ages 12 and younger may enter for free when joined by an adult.

New Jersey Film Festival begins today! Here is the Festival line-up for this weekend. Almost all the directors will be ...

Unlike the Aiken-Rhett House, parts of the Nathaniel Russell House Museum has undergone architectural and interior restoration. Recent visitors were impressed with the detailed restoration and ...

Welcome to Savannah’s Graveface Museum, a delightfully disturbing dive into the dark side of human nature. The Graveface Museum isn’t your typical tourist trap – it’s more like a tourist kidnapping, ...

The Edgar Allan Poe House & Museum, located at 203 N. Amity Street, was designated a Literary Landmark Sunday January 19, 2020. The dedication ceremony commenced in honor of the author and poet’s ...

On January 19, 1809, the great Edgar ... House of Usher,” “The Murders in the Rue Morgue,” and more. Poe’s most famous piece is “The Raven.” Once published, in the early months of 1845, this poem made ...