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[Houdini at gravesite alone and with his brother William Weiss, New York, New York]
[Houdini at gravesite alone and with his brother William Weiss, New York, New York]
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Summary
Harry Houdini was a Hungarian-American magician and escapologist, born in Budapest in 1874. He was one of the most famous and successful magicians of his time, known for his spectacular escape acts and death-defying stunts. Houdini's signature tricks included escaping from handcuffs, straitjackets, and locked boxes, as well as diving into and out of tanks of water while shackled.
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tombs and sepulchral monuments
cemeteries
graphic
houdini harry
family
new york
houdini
gravesite
brother
william
weiss
brother william weiss
united states history
library of congress
new york city
Date
01/01/1914
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Library of Congress
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Public Domain