Will took a mini-adventure by train to Baltimore Maryland. It was six hours on the train and rather tiring but well worth it!

He visited multiple wonderful sites in Baltimore including the Edgar Allan Poe museum. It is in the house that Edgar actually lived in.

This project is a replica of Poe's bedroom as it is in the museum. And....

Will took it to another level by adding the sound effect of a beating heart under the floor board.

If you would like to read the famous short story I have it on my website here: The Tell-tale heart

To get the sound effect of the beating heart I used a recordable greeting card that I bought on Amazon. I glued it to the inside front of the scene box so that the card opens when you open the box and the sound effect plays. If you want to try this project or use this card for another creative project I have a link to the exact one that I bought down below. More information about this project under the video.

Watch the Video here:

This project does have one moving part. It is a part of the floor board that opens up to reveal the tell-tale heart. You pull a tab. The next two pictures show it.

Here is the tab:

After pulling the tab the floor board is open and revealing the heart.

The paper is used to make this project is 110 Pound cardstock that I bought on Amazon right here

The recordable greeting card that I bought for this project is on Amazon right here