The architectural heritage of the Bronx is impressive with major projects by well-known designers, among them Stanford White, James Renwick, Jr., Heins and La Farge, Richard Morris Hunt, John Russell Pope, Marcel Breuer, Richard Meier, Paul Rudolph, Philip Johnson, and Rafael Viñoly.  In addition to structures by well-known architects, there are also buildings that played an important role in American history and tell the community story of The Bronx - there are homes, apartment buildings, schools, and hospitals. It includes the Poe Cottage, the home of Edgar Allen Poe, who moved to the Bronx in 1846 in the hope that the country air would improve his wife's health, and the new Yankee Stadium, the recent incarnation of "the house that Ruth built."