A must for any Poe fan, this T-shirt boldly bears Poe's likeness across the front. It is available in red (pictured), blue, and green.

Poe Titles T-shirt

In case anyone has trouble remembering the titles of Poe’s tales and poems, the front of this all-cotton pre-shrunk T-shirt features about as many of the titles of our favorite Poe pieces as we could fit. It is available in either black or navy.

Poe Portrait T-shirt

Poe solemnly stares from the back of this black all-cotton T-shirt. The Poe Museum logo is printed on the front chest. Available in black, navy, and mocha brown.

Raven Beer Logo T-shirt

This cotton T-shirt bears the logo of the beer works which took its name from Poe's famous bird. There is a large raven on the back of the shirt and a small one on the left chest. Available in gray only.

Howling Black Cat t-shirt

"Upon its head, with red extended mouth and solitary eye of fire, sat the hideous beast whose craft had seduced me into murder..."  Poe's classic tale of terror "The Black Cat" inspired this chilling image.  The black cotton T-shirt features Poe's black cat on the back and the Poe Museum logo on the front. 

Adult Slouching Poe t-shirt

This caricature of Poe in a mellow mood graces the front of a cotton T-shirt. Available in white and gray.

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Poe Statue

Are you lonely? Is your desk or bookshelf missing that special little something? Then you need this little Poe Statue, this Bronze coated resin statue is made in the likeness of Poe and is a great gift for teachers and Poe fans.

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Great Authors Mug

This Mug is a great item for writers and lovers of literature. Caricatures of well known authors adorn the outside of the mug, featuring authors: Poe, Plath, Shakespeare, Hughes, Whitman, and Dickinson.

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Great Writers Magnet Set

This unique Magnet Set includes caricatures of authors: Poe, Melville, Shakespeare, and Whitman

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Poe Caricature Magnet

Available now is the individual Poe magnet that is featured in the Great Writers Magnet Set.

Cameos

For those of you who like the look of expensive jewelry but don’t want to pay the price, then these period cameos are the accessory for you!

Poe Tattoos

Want a not so permanent mark of your LOVE for Poe? Then these Poe temporary tattoos are the thing for you.

Poe Museum Beer Mug

Poe Museum Shot Glass

Pot Belly Poe

This eerie three-inch-tall Edgar is made of hand painted crushed marble and features a removable head and a secret storage compartment.

Small Poe Tote Bag

Perfect for carrying volumes of forgotten lore, this sturdy canvas tote bag measures 13.5" by 14.5."

Large Poe Tote Bag

The larger version of our canvas Poe tote bag measures 19" by 17.5."

Li'l Edgar

At about three inches tall, Li'l Edgar is fully posable and comes with his own comic book detailing his adventures.

Pewter Heart Keychain

This heart-shaped keychain bears a quote from Poe’s great love poem “Annabel Lee.” “We loved with a love that was more than love.”

Poe Action Figure

Here is Poe as popularly imagined, complete with a detachable raven on his shoulder. This plastic Poe is five spooky inches tall and stands, raises his arms, and walks (sort of). Biographical information about Poe on the back of the package.

Black Poe Mug

Glazed black ceramic coffee mug is dramatically simple with a facsimile of Poe’s signature in white letters wrapped around it.

Pewter keychain

Book-shaped pewter charm with a quote from one of Poe's letters engraved on the back, "I became insane, with long intervals of horrible sanity."

Raven napkins

White paper cocktail napkins patterned with small black ravens.

Poe Daguerreotype mousepad

Now you can have Poe staring up at you from your desk as you work.  This mousepad bears the sullen likeness of Poe taken from a daguerreotype in the Poe Museum's collection.

Poe doll

Soft sculpture cloth doll represents a mustached, elegantly dressed Poe with a Raven perched on his shoulder, a black cat at his feet and a quill pen, his favored writing implement, in his hand.

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Poe Caricature Bookmark

This fun bookmark bares a caricature of the literary genius himself. A great gift idea!

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Poe Caricature Note Cards

This boxed note card set comes with eight note cards and envelopes. Each note card bares a Poe caricature and signature.

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RAVEN journal

This lovely journal features original Raven artwork on the cover by Alec Catalano and The official Poe Bicentennial artwork on the interior cover by Bret Alexander. Other Features of the journal include a pen holder and strap that holds the journal closed. Get one today and be the author of your own tales and poems!

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Arabel’s Raven

A ravenous troublemaking raven like Mortimer might not be the perfect pet for everyone, but little Arabel loves him. You will, too, when you read about Mortimer and Arabel’s uproarious adventures in these wacky stories.

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Bunnicula Meets Edgar Allan Crow

The Monroe house is going mad with excitement. Pete has just won a contest, and the prize is a school visit from M.T. Graves, Pete’s idol and the bestselling author of the FleshCrawlers series. He’s even going to stay with the Monroes while he’s visiting! Harold and Howie are thrilled, but Chester the cat is suspicious. Why does Graves dress all in black? Why doesn’t the beady –eyes crow that sits on his shoulder say anything? Why has a threatening flock of crows invaded the backyard? And most worrisome of all: In each of the FleshCrawlers books, why does something bad always happen to the pets? Suddenly, Graves’s interest in all of the animals especially Bunnicula- looks far from innocent. It’s up to Chester, Harold, and Howie to find out if M.T. Graves and Edgar Allan Crow are really devising a plot to make their beloved bunny. . . NEVERMORE!

Haunted Richmond

Do you like things that go BUMP! In the night? Then we have the book for you, Haunted Richmond; Shadows of Shockoe. Written by Scott and Sandi Bergman. If you really enjoy this book you can take their Ghost tour that departs from the Poe Museum most Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings in the summer!

Graphic Classics

Are you a fan of graphic novels? Then you will LOVE this book of Poe Stories in comic book form. A great addition to any comic book or POE collection.

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Stories for Young People

This beautifully illustrated book contains five of Poe’s short stories, including The Fall of The House Of Usher and The Tale Tell Heart. This book is great for young readers as an introduction to Poe’s short stories.

The Incredible Mr. Poe: Comic Book Adaptations of the Works of Edgar Allan Poe 1943-2007

Edgar Allan Poe Audio Collection
5 CD Set

The Murders in the Rue Morgue: The Dupin Tales
By Edgar A. Poe
With an Introduction by Matthew Pearl
119 pages, paperback

When Poe invented the modern detective story, he also introduced the first literary detective C. Auguste Dupin. This book includes all three of Poe's detective tales featuring Dupin. Matthew Pearl, author of The Poe Shadow, provides an informative introduction to the tales and their influence on later detective stories.

The Beautiful Cigar Girl
By Daniel Stashower
326 pages, hardcover

In 1841, a popular New York cigar girl was brutally murdered, but the police were unable to find her killer. After the success of his first fictional detective tale "The Murders in the Rue Morgue," Edgar A. Poe decided to try his hand at solving the real-life murder mystery. Using information gathered from newspaper accounts, Poe crafted a story in which he claimed to solve the crime. Daniel Stashower's book The Beautiful Cigar Girl tells the true story of Poe's attempt to investigate the crime.

Tales of Terror/Twice Told Tales DVD

Tales of Terror features Vincent Price in a trilogy of adaptations of Poe's most chilling tales. The same DVD also contains another Vincent Price film, Twice Told Tales, inspired by the works of Poe's contemporary Nathaniel Hawthorne.

“Into that Darkness Peering: Nightmarish Tales of the Macabre” CD

Narrator Wayne June brings to life three of Poe’s most popular works on this chilling audio book. The CD features “The Raven,” “The Black Cat,” and “The Cask of Amontillado.”

The Portable Poe
Edited and by Philip Van Doren Stern

Edited and by Philip Van Doren Stern, this anthology attempts to bring together the best of Poe's stories, poems, essays, and letters.  The book also includes a chronology of Poe's life and a biographical sketch.  Paperback, 666 pages

The Raven (comic book version)
Illustrated by Bill Fountain

This text of this comic remains faithful to the original poem "The Raven," but the words are interpreted in new and weird ways by the illustrations of Bill Fountain.  Each copy is signed by the artist. 24 pages, Black and White illustrations

Dore’s “Raven”

Poe’s most famous poem, “The Raven,” became a popular subject for illustrators in the 1880s. The most famous set of “Raven” illustrations are those done by French artist Gustave Dore, and they are collected in this high-quality paperback, together with the text of the poem.

“The Raven” on parchment

One of Poe’s favorite poems is reproduced here in a facsimile of Poe’s handwriting on aged parchment-style paper with a small portrait of Poe at the top. Approximately 13 ¾ “ x 16”

“Annabel Lee” on parchment

Poe famous poem “Annabel Lee” is reproduced in a facsimile of Poe’s handwriting on aged parchment-style paper with a small portrait of Poe at the top. 11 ½” x 9 ½”

Quoth the Raven Exhibit Catalogs

These attractive limited edition catalogs feature selections from the 1997 Poe Museum exhibit “Quoth the Raven,” a display of rare items from the world’s largest private collection of Poe artifacts. Photographs of these items, which include Poe’s vest and a letter from Poe to Washington Irving, are accompanied by fascinating, delightful, and macabre information on the writer.

Edgar Allan Poe: A Critical Biography

By Arthur Hobson Quinn with a foreword by Shawn Rosenheim. The definitive biography on Poe, first published in 1941, reissued in 1998. Dr. Quinn, the scholar who uncovered some of the forgeries that contributed to Poe's scandalous personal reputation, exhaustively researched this thorough, even-handed account, and offers criticism of Poe's works as well as essentials about the poet's life and career. Softcover. 804 pages, 43 illustrations. The Johns Hopkins University Press.

Poe's Richmond

Written by a Poe Museum board member, the late Agnes Bondurant in 1942, this book, illustrated by woodcuts, is good for those interested in Poe, early to mid-nineteenth century history and the antebellum South. A brief biography of Poe is given at the beginning.