The historic Poe House at 203 Amity Street lost $85,000 in city funding last year–they’ve been told to expect no further support–and is temporarily closed while EAP-loving local volunteers scramble to assemble funds to reopen the museum building to the public. Enthusiastic Poe-studying students in Mr. Zimmerman’s history class at the Crossroads School in Fells […]
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