Who’s really the Half Blood Prince? Who wins the Tri Wizard Tournament? Does Harry marry Hermione, and does Dobby really die in the seventh book? J. K. Rowling has waved her magic wand so flourishingly that it has brought about a booming business that is patronized by all those who have been caught by her spell. Throngs of young girls and boys, as well as a handful of middle-aged folk who have been captivated by this magical world, swarm in to the Harry Potter Museum to a heady dose of enchantment and fantasy.
Located in London where the legendary Harry Potter movies were filmed is now a Harry Potter Museum that contains a plethora of collector’s items that were actually utilized by the members of the cast during production of the famous movies. The great journey through Hogwarts commences with the Great Hall, where figurines of the professors of magic flank the head table and the four house tables are dotted with mannequins that are dressed in the vibrant official house robes and cloaks of the four houses.
The elegant evening gown Hermione wore for the Yule Ball in the Goblet of Fire and the charming attire that Harry donned for the occasion are depicted on mannequins before the classy ice sculpture shown in the movie. The dormitory occupied by Harry, Ron and their friends in the Gryffindor Tower with its prominent furnace and scarlet tapestries is a place that most visitors scout around for a while as they observe the tiniest detail that they have so eagerly read about in the books or watched on the screen.
The hair and makeup chambers have also been left almost completely intact to prove how everyone was groomed, manicured, and transformed to fit the bill laid down by J K Rowling. Wigs, brushes, pins, spray and colourful dockets line the dressing tables and reflect off the large mirrors that had been set up for the actors and actresses.
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