Mme. Tussaud's Wax Museum
Mme. Tussaud's Wax Museum |
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| There was an hour wait in line, for what would be less than an hour trip through the museum. | The time in line passed quickly, thanks to two interesting young people named Josh Singer and Liz DiNapoli, college students on an Euro-rail pass. | ||||||||||||
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| A sign warning that videos were being taken of the streets. | Street video surveillance. | ||||||||||||
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| One of the first wax figures was that of a British TV favorite, Dame Edna Everage. Her(his) show is also carried in the US. Her glasses blinked on and off. | A room demonstrating some of the techniques for making figures. | ||||||||||||
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| Sean Connery looking very dapper. | More British favorites. | ||||||||||||
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| Two Bushes and an Ike, in a panorama of US presidents. | JFK, FDR, and Ike. | ||||||||||||
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