Evangeline Resources

Enjoy a nice bio and some links to his work.

Still hungry for more Longfellow life and lit? Then click no further.

Longfellow was a native Mainer (Maine-ian? Maine-iac?). This website stays true to his roots.

Here's a brief video biography about our man Henry.

Check out this mini-lecture on the expulsion of the Acadians.

Say listen, did you ever wonder what Michael's fiddling would have sounded like? Here's one version.

Listen away to the full text here.

Don't like the first reader's voice? You have options.

Check out Librivox's audio recording, too.

You know that phenomenon where people start to resemble their pets? Just sayin'…

This statue in St. Martinville, Louisiana commemorates our heroine, and the expulsion of the Acadians.

Here's our guy—in stamp form. Notice the subtle reference to his "Paul Revere's Ride."

This article puts Longfellow's poem into some historical context.

Here's a bit more on the poem's origins and reception.

Looking to add this poem to your collection? Then look no further.

If you liked "Evangeline," then dive right in.

Check out the 1929 film version. It looks… dramatic.