Poe-se with the Raven
Edgar Allan Poe National Historic Site
Ponder the power of Edgar Allan Poe's poetry as you stand in the shadow of the raven statue. Don't forget to get a photo!
Quoth the Raven: Impress your friends and family with a photo of the raven statue. Artist David Caccia sculpted the statue in 1980. Made of bronze painted black, the raven sits atop a 12-foot-tall steel pedestal. With an 8-foot wingspan, the raven casts its shadow on the south side of the 530 N. 7th Street house. Yep, that's pretty awesome.
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1-5 Minutes
There is no fee to visit the Edgar Allan Poe National Historic Site.
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While close access to the statue of the raven is not accessible to those who use wheelchairs, it's possible to see the statue from the 7th Street sidewalk.
No — Pets are not allowed on-site, unless a designated assistive dog or miniature horse. Read the regulations concerning pets and service animals in the Superintendent's Compendium.
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