Houdini Revealed is a privately owned museum collection dedicated to the life and legacy of Harry Houdini, the celebrated magician and escape artist. Formerly known as the Houdini Museum of New York, it presents one of the largest and most prestigious collections of Houdini artifacts and ephemera, offering visitors a close look at the history of magic and Houdini’s remarkable career. The collection is housed at a private location about 30 minutes outside New York City, with private showings available by arrangement.

Highlights include original advertising memorabilia, signed photographs, pick locks, movie posters, and other rare collectibles. The museum also features “Q,” the automaton created for Houdini’s film serial The Master Mystery, described as the only surviving example of its kind. Curator Roger Dreyer, a longtime magician and collector, guides the collection and its storytelling. Through its shop, Houdini Revealed offers magic gifts, books, magic sets, and authenticated collectibles, including items made from wood from Houdini’s New York home.