Resonance Raman spectra of aggregated meso-tetra（4-pyridinium）porphyrin diacid （H8TPyP^6＋） were studied with excitation near the exciton absorption bands of 470 nm. The UV-Vis absorption and resonance light scattering spectra of HsTPyP^6＋ monomers and aggregates were also measured. The observed Raman bands of monomeric and aggregated HsTPyP^6＋ were assigned on the basis of the observed deuteration shifts and by comparing with the Raman spectra of analogous porphyrin diacids. Aggregation causes moderate downshifts （2-6 cm^-1） for high-frequency modes involving the in-plane CC/CN stretches of the porphyrin core and a dramatic upshift （12 cm^-1） for the out-of-plane saddling mode of the porphyrin ring. The structural changes induced by aggregation and the possible hydrogen bonding interaction between the HsTPyP^6＋ molecules in the aggregate are discussed based on the spectral observations.
