“This museum is something that’s really an amazing place, but that I can’t share with the mass public because of the secrets they’re involved in here,” Copperfield said in a rare interview inside the museum, clad in jeans, a casual shirt and zippered jacket, all in signature black. And despite its undeniable potential as a ticketed attraction, the museum has never been open to the public.īut now Copperfield is offering the world its first glimpse of the vast trove of supernatural artifacts in his new book “David Copperfield’s History of Magic.” The 272-page hardbound volume is appropriately released during Halloween week, the most spellbinding time of the year.

While the secret museum has no windows, it offers a sweeping view of the history of magic. This museum is something that’s really an amazing place, but that I can’t share with the mass public because of the secrets they’re involved in here.

A turban associated with the magician Alexander the Man Who Knows on display at David Copperfield’s International Museum and Library of the Conjuring Arts.

Houdini's magic shop caesars palace