LOCATION FILE
Westminster Hall & Burying Ground
FOLLOWBaltimore, MD
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A colonial-era burying ground and former Presbyterian church in downtown Baltimore, best known as the final resting place of writer Edgar Allan Poe, who was reburied beneath a monument here in 1875.
REPORTED ACTIVITY
For decades an anonymous "Poe Toaster" left roses and cognac at the grave each January; visitors report cold spots and apparitions among the catacombs and above-ground tombs.
VISITING
The grounds and catacombs are open to the public, with guided tours.
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EXTERNAL RESOURCES
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