Freemasons Museum reopens (repost from Secrets of Paris)

* Freemasons Museum Reopens * This is a repost from Heather at http://www.secretsofparis.com

There are over 100 museums in Paris, some of them quite unique, like the Musée de la Franc-Maçonnerie (16 rue Cadet, 9th). In France, the Grand-Orient is the oldest and most important Masonic brotherhood in continental Europe, created in 1728. The museum, first opened in 1889, is in a modern building that traces the history of freemasonry, showing the contribution of the lodges to the history of France, the origin of the symbols and rites, and the principles of Masonic initiation. Better than a Dan Brown novel! It’s reopening February 11th, and regular hours are Tues-Sat, 2-6pm, admission €6. http://www.godf.org/museefm/index.htm

Free Paris Ghost & Legends Tour January 9th with RSVP

FREE Paris Ghost & Legends Tour this Saturday January 9th! If anyone would like to join us please send me a message to reserve your spot. We are welcoming everyone as it is a photoshoot and video for the 2010 commerical for YouTube.com. E-mail: mysteriesofparis@gmail.com and visit http://www.mysteriesofparis.com for more information...

HAPPY NEW YEARS!

Greetings to everyone, We at MPT hope everyone had a great holiday season and are fully recovered from New Years Eve and ready to take on a fresh new decade!

Naughty Paris Guide

Our good friend Heather runs the Naughty Paris Guide, a sexy guide for ladies in Paris.  For us at MPT this we see this like Sex and the City for Paris.  Heather has researched all the interesting places for ladies including shopping, libertine clubs, shoes, chocolates, fetish clubs, cocktail bars and all that you will need.  Her book is available all over including at the Louvre bookstores...  Check her site out at NaughtyParisGuide.com.

Flying Machines on the Eiffel Tower

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Early adventurers tried many attempts to create interesting flying machines.  Australian tailor Franz Reichelt tried to create a parachute like overcoat which it’s wearer could gently land on the ground.  On February 4th, 1912 from the first deck of the Eiffel Tower (which is 60 meters / 90 feet above street level) he went to demonstrate his invention.  Unfortunately he didn’t succeed and media cameras recorded him falling to his doom!

Path of the Lizard King, the unofficial Jim Morrison Experience

Currently MP is working on a new tour entitled "Path of the Lizard King" which you will be able to walk backwards through the last 24 hours of Jim Morrison's life, starting with his grave. See where he was buried, lived, died and had his last days, here in the "Dark Side of the City of Lights." This tour is currently under development and is only available as a private tour. For more information email us at mysteries@mysteriesofparis.com.

Encyclopedia of Haunted Places by Jeff Belanger

Our good and least to say comic buddy Jeff Belanger of GhostVillage.com has just released the new edition of the Encyclopedia of Haunted Places: Ghostly Locales from Around the World - Second Edition.  The first directory to be written by dozens of the world’s leading paranormal investigators. Research notes, location background, first-hand accounts, interviews with leading paranormal researchers, and many anomalous photographs featuring ghostly manifestations comprise the hundreds of haunted listings in this directory.

It was a great pleasure and honor to write two listings for Paris, first is the Red Man and of course the ghost of the Theare de La Ville.  Thanks again Jeff and good luck with the book, I am sure our readers will enjoy it.

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