in Philly, isn't it only right they be returned there?
"What gets me is, Poe is treated like the son of Baltimore, but Baltimore wanted no part of Poe when he died," [Edward] Pettit says. "There were three people at his funeral, no tomb."
With a pen mightier than Ben Franklin's and and an underdog story worthy of Rocky Balboa, Poe would be a perfect fit for Philadelphia, the former magazine capital of the U.S.
from Courier-Post: Cities gear up for celebrations of Poe
also South Coast Today: Even at 200, Poe endures in pop culture
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