Yale Professor Paul Grimstad on Edgar Allan Poe

May 20th at Poe Museum

The Yale Club of Greater Richmond invites us to a special presentation at the Edgar Allen Poe Museum featuring Professor Paul Grimstad, who taught English at Yale and who specializes in Edgar Allen Poe and the detective novel. This event is made possible by dues-paying members of the Yale Club of Greater Richmond and is open to all. Please consider making a donation to the museum.

NO FEE to attend / OPEN to everyone / Please plan to arrive EARLY

  • 6:15 pm reception
  • 6:45 pm presentation
  • Q&A and open tour of the museum to follow

Parking: Museum parking behind the building (via 20th St.) plus on-street parking. If you've never been to the museum, this is the perfect opportunity. It is a unique treasure here in Richmond. You will gain understanding of Poe, the man, and his times. With this presentation you will learn even more!

NOTE: The presentation will be outside in the courtyard of the museum. Come through the front door. Guests will have access to the entire museum.
 

 

 


 

About Our Guest Speaker, Prof. Paul Grimstad


One student described how Paul Grimstad made Edgar Allan Poe so alive in his class that it felt almost as though the author was a close friend. Grimstad, honored with the 2104 Sarai Ribicoff ’79 Award for Teaching Excellence in Yale College, inspires a love of learning in his students simply by sharing his own excitement and enthusiasm, and he, in turn, is fueled by the intellectual curiosity and intensity of the Yale undergraduates he teaches.