England's most famous wizard's apprentice has made it to the hallowed halls of the British Library. 'Harry Potter – a History of Magic' reveals the sorcery at the heart of the Potter series.
The British Library is one of the world's most distinguished research and universal libraries, a veritable treasury of knowledge. It is also a magical place that shelters medieval manuscripts full of fantastic fabled creatures of yore. Some of them resemble the magical figures in the Harry Potter novels. Julian Harrison, lead curator of medieval historical manuscripts at the museum, promises an inspiring and entertaining show for visitors of all ages.
"The exhibition takes visitors on a fascinating journey through the history of magic – from mermaids to crystal balls, from broomsticks to garden gnomes. It’s been enormous fun choosing the exhibits,” said Harrison.
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