Commemorate the death of Edgar Allan Poe with this journey from Hampton Roads to Richmond

Correspondent James Lee and his wife created an Edgar Allan Poe weekend road trip to commemorate the author's death in October 1849. Poe — acclaimed author of "The Raven," "The Tell-Tale Heart" and many more — had several connections to Hampton Roads.

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