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Amasa Converse Photograph
Dr. Amasa Converse performed Edgar Allan Poe's wedding ceremony on May 16, 1836 in Richmond, Virginia. Converse was both a Presbyterian minister and the editor of… |
Photographic Print |
Original ca. 1860 |
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Anne Elizabeth Shelton Photograph
Anne Elizabeth Shelton was the daughter of Edgar Allan Poe's last fiancee Sarah Elmira Royster Shelton (1810-1888). Had Poe married Mrs. Shelton, Ann Elizabeth… |
Opaltype |
mid 19th Century |
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Brady Portrait of Poe
Photographer Mathew Brady is best known today for his Civil War photographs and portraits of Lincoln, but he achieved a great deal of success during his lifetime as… |
albumen print carte-de-visite |
ca. 1860 |
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Cornwell Daguerreotype of Poe
Poe stares out at us from this haunting image taken only four days after a suicide attempt. He was in Providence, Rhode Island in November 1848. His wife Virginia… |
Daguerreotype |
November 1848 (original) 1850s (present copy) |
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Davidson Portrait of Edgar Allan Poe
This albumen print is an altered version of the "Traylor" daguerreotype taken by William Abbott Pratt in Richmond in 1849. The alterations include the inclusion of… |
Albumen Print Photograph |
1876 |
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Edgar Allan Poe Albumen Print Owned by David Bridges
According to the inscription on the back, this albumen print photograph of Edgar Allan Poe was once owned by Poe's childhood friend and classmate David Bridges. A… |
Albumen Print Carte De Visite |
ca. 1870s-1890s |
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Edgar Allan Poe Portrait Owned by Elmira Royster Shelton
This albumen print photograph of Oscar Halling's ca.1868 pastel drawing of Edgar Allan Poe was once owned by Elmira Royster Shelton (1810-1888), the woman to whom… |
Albumen Print Carte De Visite |
After 1868 |
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Elmira Royster Shelton Daguerreotype
This daguerreotype represents Edgar Allan Poe's first and last fiancee, Elmira Royster Shelton. Poe was first engaged to Shelton in 1826, when he was seventeen… |
Sixth Plate Daguerreotype |
ca.1850s |
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Elmira Royster Shelton Daguerreotype in Case
Sarah Elmira Royster Shelton (1810-1888) was Edgar Allan Poe's first fiancee when he was seventeen years old, and she became his last fiancee when they renewed… |
Sixth Plate Daguerreotype |
ca.1850s |
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John Hamilton Mackenzie Albumen Print Photograph
John Hamilton Mackenzie (1806-1875) was a lifelong friend of Edgar Allan Poe. He was also the foster brother (and, after his father William Mackenzie's death in… |
albumen print photograph |
1860-1875 |
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John Hamilton Mackenzie Daguerreotype
John Hamilton Mackenzie (1806-1875) was a lifelong friend of Edgar Allan Poe. He was also the foster brother (and, after his father William Mackenzie's death in… |
Daguerreotype |
1840s |
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John Hill Hewitt's Albumen Print Photograph of Edgar Allan Poe
This albumen print of a photograph, similar to the "Painter" daguerreotype of Poe (now owned by the Maryland Historical Society) is labeled "J. H Hewitt photo. of… |
Albumen Print |
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Maria Poe Clemm Albumen Print
Poe's mother-in-law, Maria Poe Clemm (1790-1871), was also the sister of his father David Poe, Jr. After the deaths of her husband and son, Clemm moved from her… |
Albumen print carte-de-visite |
1868 |
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Photograph of Ruined Traylor Daguerreotype of Poe
This is a copy of the last known photograph taken of Poe, the lost "Traylor" daguerreotype taken by William Abbott Pratt in Richmond in September 1849 at the same… |
Photograph |
Before 1935 |
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Robert Craig Stanard Ambrotype
One of Edgar Allan Poe's Richmond classmates, Robert Craig Stanard (1814-1857) was the son of Jane Stith Craig Stanard, the woman to whom Poe dedicated his poem "To… |
Ambrotype |
ca. 1853-57 |
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Rosalie Mackenzie Poe Tintype
This tintype photograph of Edgar Allan Poe's only sister Rosalie Poe (1810-1874) shows her in her later years. Rosalie Poe lived with her foster family, the… |
tintype in paper mat |
ca. 1865-1874 |
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Rosalie Poe Albumen Print
Edgar Allan Poe's only sister appears here in later years. After the death of Eliza Poe, her daughter Rosalie was taken in by the Mackenzie family in Richmond. The… |
Albumen Print Carte-de-Visite |
ca.1865-74 |