hey adam......my names adam and u have single handedly helped me stay sober.....I was on drugs for over a decade and just got sober about 2 weeks ago....I stumbled on my first atw video and been binge watching....every time I get the urge to use I watch one of ur videss....keep up the awesome work.
My favorite line from The Wire, which takes place near those row houses, is when a tourist asks " Do you know where the Poe house is?" And the young man replies," Poe house? Man look around they all Po' houses!"
I've never realized how depressing the city of Baltimore actually is. So much rundown and abandoned. I thought Dan Bell always sought out these abandoned places, but it turns out they're actually all around him.
Like all cities, Baltimore has some very nice parts of town, and some very run down parts of town. Like a lot of very old colonial cities, the older parts of historical interest ended up in the poorer part of town. Unlike some other cities, however, when given the choice to rejuvenate it's historical section or modernize a tourist area, Baltimore chose the second thing. I love the Hell out of the Inner Harbor. It has the National Aquarium! And The Power Plant! (No longer an actual power plant.) And Camden Yards! I can happily spend days there. And the Poe house? Is literally three blocks away from the harbor.
I'm a researcher doing a story on Poe so I've watched and read a lot. You guys did a really great job with background and details. I don't know if you guys compare content, but I gotta say, you're light years ahead of your 'competition'. Thanks for all the hard work. Much appreciated.
Sights of urban decay always intrigue me. I always think of how the buildings and neighborhoods were once vibrant and the essential part of their resident's lives. Now they're just eroding memories. Very interesting. Thanks for documenting.
In a twist of irony that I think Poe would have gotten a bit of a chuckle out of, in 2014 if memory serves me correctly, The Poe House Museum closed (briefly) for lack of funds (for maintenance and staff salaries mainly). Only one man, a care taker/maintenance worker, continued to be paid during the closing. Somebody, somewhere in the city government, apparently ignorant of who Poe was and what he meant to Baltimore, got the bright idea to tear the house down and sell the lot to the highest commercial bidder. My wife and I stopped at The Poe House one day following her cancer treatment, not knowing it was closed to the public at that time. We spoke very briefly with the caretaker and were stunned to hear about the city's intentions to tear the house down. Once we got back home I fired up the internet machine and looked for any recent news articles about The Poe House and it's possible fate but found very few that contained any more detail than what we had received from the caretaker. At least one of the Baltimore TV stations HAD done a story on the house and a cameraman and reporter had been given a tour of the interior. Due most likely to the TV story, the city quickly dropped the idea of tearing the house down and funds suddenly materialized to keep the doors open so to speak. The last I recall hearing, was that a large donation had been made through a law firm in Baltimore though the person or persons responsible preferred to remain anonymous.....Much like the mysterious person who has been visiting Mr. Poe's grave for many years now with flowers and brandy.....
Thanks Steve G. I hope I don't have my years mixed up as we made the trip to and from Aberdeen and Baltimore many times between 2012 and 2016 before we got the chance to stop at The Poe House during "business hours". As avid readers my wife and I were very disappointed that we were unable to take a tour and shocked to discover that the house was in danger of being demolished by the city. Had I not talked to a neighbor of ours who was born and raised in Baltimore I would never have known about much of what I remarked on above. Hopefully The Poe House Museum will remain open and flourish in the years to come!
During the brief closing there was never EVER a chance of it being torn down. It was closed due to a change of ownership. There was no caretaker at the house during this transition. There was no large donation from an attorney. Poe Baltimore was formed to take control of the site. It is now open to the public after renovations.
Julia is a huge Poe fan she's gonna love this vlog! Too bad you couldn't tour the house. 😢 She's been begging to go visit that place for over two years. She has a shirt that says "I'm just a Poe boy from a Poe family" with his face. 😆 She has that same book. 👍 Fun touring with Dan Bell!!! Again what the heck that sandwich looking amazing. So Dan knows all the good eating spots in town? 👍👍👍 Great vlog!! 🤗🤗🤗
Awesome, one of my favorite short stories of all time is, The Cask of Amontillado, by Poe:) He was the first author I started reading as an 11-year-old boy, and still find myself reading from time to time today. Of course, I wouldn't list everything I enjoy from Poe, but even his personal letters he wrote to family, friends and lovers are intriguing.
Oh wow, no ones even seen the full vid yet! Hi Adam! I don't think I've been this early before. I usually watch your vids in the evening, but I'm actually still up tonight. Who needs sleep, right?
Ahhhhhh!!! brings back memories of my trip to Baltimore, Edgar Allen Poe is my favorite writer and poet. Thanks Buddy for sharing this, it sincerely makes me want to read one of his stories again. OH and don't sweat the small things Adam your VLOGS are great. unfortunately not everyone will share that opinion, but like a great writer (get my meaning) your videos are your story told. So keep on writing and telling your stories. .........NEVERMORE
Another great vlog! Baltimore has beautiful bones, hopefully one day it can be restored to live up to it's potential. So much richness and character. You're on a roll with great vlogs lately, Adam!! (well, always, but these past few have been extra great!)
I was born and raised in Baltimore but I had to leave. The city has so much history and great homes that were built to last but they let the worst people take over and all the goods left
Ha! It's a Democrat misruled city. It's future is that of Detroit. Tax and Spend into ruination! I bet most of the skyscrappers in Baltimore are either abandoned or semi-abandoned!
@@TC-tm3nq This video was very recent. Like a few years ago. The money that was given to the city likely ended up in Swiss and other offshore bank accounts. Until they change the corrupt elites running that city, it will never change.
Loving the Dan Bell collaboration work, Adam. You guys are doing a great job documenting different sides of Baltimore's history. One day it's a gross flick and the next day, high brow literary genius.
when I saw u were in Baltimore, i hoped u would touch on Edgar Allen Poe....I am completely enthralled with him, i have read and watched every account of his life and death that I can get my hands on.... thank you for another incredible vlog.... safe travels... love and hugs from Seattle!
I am reminded of the Poe Toaster that used to leave wine and roses on the grave of Edgar Allen Poe on his birthday every year, for seven decades! They even tried locking the cemetery gate and yet, the mysterious person would manage to place the gifts there. And then finally, after many years, a reporter managed to photograph a person wearing a trench coat and hat, placing the gifts. The capture made the news! I had to look this up, I think there is a new "Poe Toaster" making the yearly toast as of 2016.
Thanks Adam for visiting my hometown! Brought back many memories. I lived in Lochearn, not far from the Inner Harbor. I would go to the Harbor often. Ask your friend Dan if he remembers The Powerplant and when McCormick Spices had their plant downtown --- it would fill the entire area with a beautiful spice/cinnamon smell!
Great video, I am a big fan of Poe. Saw his grave from a car once driving by...I had been to a Orioles baseball game and on the way home we passed by here, it was kind of late...I wanted to get out and look, but my cousin who lived there said...no a good idea this time of the night in this area :) Anyway, I had never seen the house where he lived that was great that you went there an filmed it , I hope it never gets torn down. Thanks for doing so a great job and giving this tour.
This was another awesome one love seeing Dan Bell on there with ya..pretty cool. Somehow I missed it..I'm from Maryland..but never new Poe was from there. It would definitely be worth a sure seeing venture. Pur usual..not sure if I ever will..so..again..thanks for going on this venture!!
Adam, your Baltimore videos are off the charts entertaining. Having Dan bell as a guide was a genius idea. I just watched the Netflix series called 'The Keepers' about Baltimore Catholic school children being abused and a nun murder that went unsolved. What a complex and darkly fascinating place Baltimore is.
Another very good video!!Sorry, but I haven't read all of the comments so I may be repeating someone else but John Astin had a very good one-man play wherein he portrayed Mr. Poe. I understand that Mr. Astin teaches at Johns Hopkins University, in his home town of Baltimore.
dam, never realized how many depressed and abandoned areas there are in baltimore. I used to visit there a lot, but only stayed in the downtown harbor area. never realized edger allan poe once lived there as well.
Hung out in Baltimore years ago with my brother doing construction and getting drunk. We had so much fun then. It was popular to leave booze on Poe's grave or so we thought. My favorite is Babe Ruth house a couple of blocks over, don't forget to cover it. Then of course many debacles at Camden yards and the Orioles. Eating food at Lexington market. But had to leave so many memories and raise kids and so on. Thanks for the vid dude.
Great video Adam, just like always. I especially loved this one, because I'm a big fan of Poe. I'm about to upload my first abandoned vlog, I've been a bit inspired by your work for quite some time now
Jealous! When I went to his grave, the gates were closed! Poe is in my top 5 favorite authors. Throughout my educational career, receiving my Masters in English, I have written too much on Poe. My favorite story is The Fall of the House of Usher. Thanks for the tour!
And a very good morning to you both Adam and Dan. Not sure if you know this or not, but there is also one of Poe's homes located in downtown Philadelphia. I was there a few months ago. There's also a large black raven statue in the backyard. Really cool place to visit. Also, still hoping that you make your way into Hershey, PA. and do a meet and greet. Fingers crossed. Have a super fantastic day guys!
OMG, I love that you had Dan Bell in this video. I love both of your channels so much. I found Dan's channels through your channels & videos too. Hope you guys team up again.
Adam, Good to see you and Dan Bell working together this week. Give him a push and tell him we want Another Dirty Room! Maybe you can get in on that too.
Rubbings are really popular at monuments such as the World War II memorial or 9/11 memorial that are full of names. Often relatives or new generations will rub over the name to keep it. They even provide little slips of paper and pencils in Washington D.C. at several places.
Very interesting tour! I too often wonder what small things can change the course of history. Like you said, who knows what would have happened if he had not received that $50?
A- GREAT video as always, very informative about the great Edgar Allan Poe. B- dude you should totally check out some Silence of the Lambs locations while you're in Baltimore!
hey adam......my names adam and u have single handedly helped me stay sober.....I was on drugs for over a decade and just got sober about 2 weeks ago....I stumbled on my first atw video and been binge watching....every time I get the urge to use I watch one of ur videss....keep up the awesome work.
How you doing now?
Congratulations, have a drink 🥃 on me!
She died of overdose
My favorite line from The Wire, which takes place near those row houses, is when a tourist asks " Do you know where the Poe house is?" And the young man replies," Poe house? Man look around they all Po' houses!"
Warblr 😂😂
I've never realized how depressing the city of Baltimore actually is. So much rundown and abandoned. I thought Dan Bell always sought out these abandoned places, but it turns out they're actually all around him.
Hilary Peddigree Baltimore city has its places but the city as a whole really isn't that bad.
Like all cities, Baltimore has some very nice parts of town, and some very run down parts of town. Like a lot of very old colonial cities, the older parts of historical interest ended up in the poorer part of town. Unlike some other cities, however, when given the choice to rejuvenate it's historical section or modernize a tourist area, Baltimore chose the second thing. I love the Hell out of the Inner Harbor. It has the National Aquarium! And The Power Plant! (No longer an actual power plant.) And Camden Yards! I can happily spend days there. And the Poe house? Is literally three blocks away from the harbor.
Languid Friction bullshit
democratic policy in action. High percentage of inner-city residents live on welfare. The true cause of the black family destruction.
Baltimore has been totally rebuilt since after Been given 18 billion.
I'm a researcher doing a story on Poe so I've watched and read a lot. You guys did a really great job with background and details. I don't know if you guys compare content, but I gotta say, you're light years ahead of your 'competition'. Thanks for all the hard work. Much appreciated.
I love it when you have guest vloggers like Dan on your show, Adam!
Sights of urban decay always intrigue me. I always think of how the buildings and neighborhoods were once vibrant and the essential part of their resident's lives. Now they're just eroding memories. Very interesting. Thanks for documenting.
Good morning Adam. Hope you have a great day and awesome vlog
In a twist of irony that I think Poe would have gotten a bit of a chuckle out of, in 2014 if memory serves me correctly, The Poe House Museum closed (briefly) for lack of funds (for maintenance and staff salaries mainly). Only one man, a care taker/maintenance worker, continued to be paid during the closing. Somebody, somewhere in the city government, apparently ignorant of who Poe was and what he meant to Baltimore, got the bright idea to tear the house down and sell the lot to the highest commercial bidder. My wife and I stopped at The Poe House one day following her cancer treatment, not knowing it was closed to the public at that time. We spoke very briefly with the caretaker and were stunned to hear about the city's intentions to tear the house down. Once we got back home I fired up the internet machine and looked for any recent news articles about The Poe House and it's possible fate but found very few that contained any more detail than what we had received from the caretaker. At least one of the Baltimore TV stations HAD done a story on the house and a cameraman and reporter had been given a tour of the interior. Due most likely to the TV story, the city quickly dropped the idea of tearing the house down and funds suddenly materialized to keep the doors open so to speak. The last I recall hearing, was that a large donation had been made through a law firm in Baltimore though the person or persons responsible preferred to remain anonymous.....Much like the mysterious person who has been visiting Mr. Poe's grave for many years now with flowers and brandy.....
FD Mackey thanks for sharing
Thanks Steve G. I hope I don't have my years mixed up as we made the trip to and from Aberdeen and Baltimore many times between 2012 and 2016 before we got the chance to stop at The Poe House during "business hours". As avid readers my wife and I were very disappointed that we were unable to take a tour and shocked to discover that the house was in danger of being demolished by the city. Had I not talked to a neighbor of ours who was born and raised in Baltimore I would never have known about much of what I remarked on above. Hopefully The Poe House Museum will remain open and flourish in the years to come!
During the brief closing there was never EVER a chance of it being torn down. It was closed due to a change of ownership. There was no caretaker at the house during this transition. There was no large donation from an attorney. Poe Baltimore was formed to take control of the site. It is now open to the public after renovations.
Thank you for what you do much appreciated
Two of my most favored youtubers together. WOW thumbs up ;)
Love the various content you provide.. Another awesome video..
ToadBoy says the subscriber with no content LOL good as a matter of perspective but being nice it's just easier than saying hateful things
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Now I get why the Baltimore NFL team is the Ravens.
well damn never put 2 and 2 together before, but ya you're right!
Savagemister haha! It must. I always though Poe was English so I hadnt made the connection
Savagemister OOOOOOOOOOOHH KNOW I GET IT LOL
I never would have figured that out in a million years..thanks
Mack James90 lol hahahahaha heha
AdamTheWoo - Keeping the Internet interesting.
Thanks for the Poe content today.
Thanks for sharing these spots! I'm quite fond of Poe.
Hey Adam you and Dan are the best.
Thank you for showing all of this in your vlog today, Adam. Being an English teacher makes me appreciate today's vlog a lot more.
I have really enjoyed these last few days of blogs with Dan. It's been fun! Have a nice day :)
thank you for the video of Edgar Allan poe, I love his work.
Julia is a huge Poe fan she's gonna love this vlog! Too bad you couldn't tour the house. 😢 She's been begging to go visit that place for over two years. She has a shirt that says "I'm just a Poe boy from a Poe family" with his face. 😆 She has that same book. 👍
Fun touring with Dan Bell!!! Again what the heck that sandwich looking amazing. So Dan knows all the good eating spots in town? 👍👍👍
Great vlog!! 🤗🤗🤗
Morning Adam, interesting vlog, I have always liked Poe's works. Have a great day.
Awesome, one of my favorite short stories of all time is, The Cask of Amontillado, by Poe:) He was the first author I started reading as an 11-year-old boy, and still find myself reading from time to time today. Of course, I wouldn't list everything I enjoy from Poe, but even his personal letters he wrote to family, friends and lovers are intriguing.
That beef looks like something found dead on the road.
Racist
pit beef is served on the rare side
Oh wow, no ones even seen the full vid yet! Hi Adam! I don't think I've been this early before. I usually watch your vids in the evening, but I'm actually still up tonight. Who needs sleep, right?
omgubler up with u
Agreed! There's a guy who's been awake since the second world war.....
Thanx for your History lessons Adam. I always love them !!
Ahhhhhh!!! brings back memories of my trip to Baltimore, Edgar Allen Poe is my favorite writer and poet. Thanks Buddy for sharing this, it sincerely makes me want to read one of his stories again. OH and don't sweat the small things Adam your VLOGS are great. unfortunately not everyone will share that opinion, but like a great writer (get my meaning) your videos are your story told. So keep on writing and telling your stories. .........NEVERMORE
Thanks for this video Adam. I knew nothing of Poe till today. I've looked up the poem 'the Raven' and it was/is amazing.
Great video xx
Another great vlog! Baltimore has beautiful bones, hopefully one day it can be restored to live up to it's potential. So much richness and character. You're on a roll with great vlogs lately, Adam!! (well, always, but these past few have been extra great!)
I'm so hoping you come see us in Billings, MT and in Wyoming, thanks for bringing a little happiness to my world every day!
Good Morning Adam The Woo Have A Blessed Day
THANK YOU ADAM!!! I've been waiting for an Edgar Allan Poe video
Omg I am a huge Poe fan! Thank you so much I truly enjoyed this vlog .Adam you rock!!!
Awesome vlog!! EAP is my favorite author. I've always wanted to go to Baltimore to see his old stomping grounds!! Thanks so much Adam!!
I love Poe! Thanks for showing all of this!
Do you hear a heartbeat? why does it continue? the heart beat it beats against my soul.....
hey Adam you visited my hometown! 😄 thanks man I've moved away last year so it's a treat to see it again through your vlog!
Baltimore is in such poor shape - what a shame.
Baltimore has been totally rebuilt since after Been given 18 billion.
I was born and raised in Baltimore but I had to leave. The city has so much history and great homes that were built to last but they let the worst people take over and all the goods left
Ha! It's a Democrat misruled city. It's future is that of Detroit. Tax and Spend into ruination! I bet most of the skyscrappers in Baltimore are either abandoned or semi-abandoned!
@@TC-tm3nq This video was very recent. Like a few years ago. The money that was given to the city likely ended up in Swiss and other offshore bank accounts. Until they change the corrupt elites running that city, it will never change.
@@christianfreedom-seeker934 you would lose that bet.
Very awesome. Thanks for the tour guys!!! Got my WOO FIX for the day, stay safe!!!!! Whoop!!😀😀😀
thanks for covering this, went to Baltimore and couldn't find this stop.
Poe is my favorite author. Adam the Woo and Dan Bell are my two favorite TH-camrs. So this was a very special video for me.
My two favs , Adam and Dan hanging together !!!
Thanks for the tour Adam!
love love love this one - someday I would like to go here. THANKS AGAIN!
Loving the Dan Bell collaboration work, Adam. You guys are doing a great job documenting different sides of Baltimore's history. One day it's a gross flick and the next day, high brow literary genius.
when I saw u were in Baltimore, i hoped u would touch on Edgar Allen Poe....I am completely enthralled with him, i have read and watched every account of his life and death that I can get my hands on....
thank you for another incredible vlog....
safe travels...
love and hugs from Seattle!
Wonderful video Adam, I have a fascination with Edgar Allan Poe!
That was great but you sure took your life in your hands going into Baltimore!
Nah, Adam just smash a water bottle and make all the thug wanna be's go runnin.
I've lived in Baltimore 40 years. Have 't been killed yet. Not even once.
I am reminded of the Poe Toaster that used to leave wine and roses on the grave of Edgar Allen Poe on his birthday every year, for seven decades! They even tried locking the cemetery gate and yet, the mysterious person would manage to place the gifts there. And then finally, after many years, a reporter managed to photograph a person wearing a trench coat and hat, placing the gifts. The capture made the news! I had to look this up, I think there is a new "Poe Toaster" making the yearly toast as of 2016.
Three red roses and an expensive bottle of French cognac used to be left on the gravesite.
Really enjoyed this one. Learned a lot bout Poe I did not know.
Wow! Thank you for sharing this video! It inspired me.
yessss!!!!!!!! so thrilled to see this video pop up
Thanks Adam for visiting my hometown! Brought back many memories. I lived in Lochearn, not far from the Inner Harbor. I would go to the Harbor often. Ask your friend Dan if he remembers The Powerplant and when McCormick Spices had their plant downtown --- it would fill the entire area with a beautiful spice/cinnamon smell!
Best vlog ever. And there have been a lot of great ones.
Incredible Story.. Great Vlog Adam.. Remember to Eat Healthier Adam And Bell.. take care of yourselves first.. Have an Awesome day
Great video, I am a big fan of Poe. Saw his grave from a car once driving by...I had been to a Orioles baseball game and on the way home we passed by here, it was kind of late...I wanted to get out and look, but my cousin who lived there said...no a good idea this time of the night in this area :) Anyway, I had never seen the house where he lived that was great that you went there an filmed it , I hope it never gets torn down. Thanks for doing so a great job and giving this tour.
I love that you came up here to MD. Annapolis has above ground cemeteries as well, very interesting places to see there also.
This was another awesome one love seeing Dan Bell on there with ya..pretty cool. Somehow I missed it..I'm from Maryland..but never new Poe was from there. It would definitely be worth a sure seeing venture. Pur usual..not sure if I ever will..so..again..thanks for going on this venture!!
It is nice to see my both my fav artists in one volg. Today is a good day Mr Woo, a good day.
Adam and Dan Bell ......Fantastic!!!!
the one and only edger alle his stories are great thank you adamthewoo
WAY COOL ADAM! AGAIN, SOMETHING I WOSULD HV NEVER SEEN IF NOT FOR YOU! THANKS! KEEP UP THE GREAT VIDS!
Loving you teaming up with Dan Bell two of my favourite youtubers
Great vlog today Adam! Poe has always been interesting to me.
Great vlog and great to see Dan take you to Chaps. I do love some of their gold sauce on my pit beef.
Adam, your Baltimore videos are off the charts entertaining. Having Dan bell as a guide was a genius idea. I just watched the Netflix series called 'The Keepers' about Baltimore Catholic school children being abused and a nun murder that went unsolved. What a complex and darkly fascinating place Baltimore is.
Thanks for a great tour of Poe’s Haunts
2 of my favorite content creators on 1 video
Good stuff Adam! Safe travels
What a great Rider Edgar Allan Poe I love his stories thank you Adam the woo
Another very good video!!Sorry, but I haven't read all of the comments so I may be repeating someone else but John Astin had a very good one-man play wherein he portrayed Mr. Poe.
I understand that Mr. Astin teaches at Johns Hopkins University, in his home town of Baltimore.
Very interesting to see the Poe area! Also great to see a different side of Bell!
dam, never realized how many depressed and abandoned areas there are in baltimore. I used to visit there a lot, but only stayed in the downtown harbor area. never realized edger allan poe once lived there as well.
I would love to kick it with Adam and Dan! love both channels.
Hung out in Baltimore years ago with my brother doing construction and getting drunk. We had so much fun then. It was popular to leave booze on Poe's grave or so we thought. My favorite is Babe Ruth house a couple of blocks over, don't forget to cover it. Then of course many debacles at Camden yards and the Orioles. Eating food at Lexington market. But had to leave so many memories and raise kids and so on. Thanks for the vid dude.
Dude! I live near Baltimore and I am a big fan of you! If I had known you were here I would've stopped by to say hi!
Great video Adam, just like always. I especially loved this one, because I'm a big fan of Poe.
I'm about to upload my first abandoned vlog, I've been a bit inspired by your work for quite some time now
Happy Humpday Everyone! Watched & Liked 👍🏼👍🏼
I thought Los Angeles looked horrible! Baltimore looks like crap 💩. Thanks for the informative video though brotha 👍🏼
Thanks for the Poe tour- very interesting.
Jealous! When I went to his grave, the gates were closed! Poe is in my top 5 favorite authors. Throughout my educational career, receiving my Masters in English, I have written too much on Poe. My favorite story is The Fall of the House of Usher. Thanks for the tour!
oh yesss! Poe´s Goodness, thanks for sharing it Adam!
Great video . Have always loved his work. I’ve just discovered he may be in my tree . TFS 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Good morning Mr.Woo.
And a very good morning to you both Adam and Dan.
Not sure if you know this or not, but there is also one of Poe's homes located in downtown Philadelphia. I was there a few months ago. There's also a large black raven statue in the backyard. Really cool place to visit.
Also, still hoping that you make your way into Hershey, PA. and do a meet and greet. Fingers crossed.
Have a super fantastic day guys!
I was hoping you would do this since you were in the area, Thanks!
Your videos are the best my man
Adam the Woo and Dan Bell in the same video? TH-cam Gold!
This is awesome footage....i'm WOOed by the content!
Dan Bell's expression when you were talking about not finding the room plaque was my genuine belly laugh of the day.
Adam the woo and Dan Bell that's a dream team right there!
A much better Vid than yesterday. I need to re-read the Raven again
OMG, I love that you had Dan Bell in this video. I love both of your channels so much. I found Dan's channels through your channels & videos too. Hope you guys team up again.
great video Adam
Thanks Adam for showing me everything I need to see in that pile of urban blight.
If u are a deplorable u will be called a racist.
Adam, Good to see you and Dan Bell working together this week. Give him a push and tell him we want Another Dirty Room! Maybe you can get in on that too.
I remember reading The Raven in the 8th grade. Was so interested in him since. Cool video
Thanks for sharing! Baltimore has personality indeed!
This was such a cool video! I really loved it.
Good Morning Adam! Have a great day '
Rubbings are really popular at monuments such as the World War II memorial or 9/11 memorial that are full of names. Often relatives or new generations will rub over the name to keep it. They even provide little slips of paper and pencils in Washington D.C. at several places.
Very interesting tour! I too often wonder what small things can change the course of history. Like you said, who knows what would have happened if he had not received that $50?
A- GREAT video as always, very informative about the great Edgar Allan Poe. B- dude you should totally check out some Silence of the Lambs locations while you're in Baltimore!