A Scary Friday Night in Baltimore City!

Hey neighbors, it’s a Friday Night in Baltimore City! Horror movies, scary haunted houses and creepy attractions are nice! Although it doesn’t quite compare to reading a classic story for some of our local residents in our community. A classic spooky story isn’t complete without mystery and macabre. Looking for one of the best events that our city has to offer this Halloween. Did you know that one of Baltimore’s most famous residents lived right here in our city? The perfect place to visit is the Edgar Allan Poe House and Museum located right here at 203 North Amity Street in Baltimore City. This is the perfect time for reading one of the classic works of Mr. Edgar Allan Poe. An American writer, poet and literary critic who is known for his dark poetry and short, creepy stories. Of course, we are all familiar with his world famous story,  The Raven! Which one of his works are your favorite and why? Are there any of Mr. Poes stories that you would like to see on the movie screens in the future? If you had to read one of these scary stories tonight, which one would you choose, neighbors? The Fall of the House of Usher written in 1839. The Masque of the Red Death from 1842. Edgar Allan Poe’s  poem, The Haunted Palace written in 1839. The Premature Burial was a short, horror story written in 1844! Feel free to add more titles to the list in the comment section below!