A Spy's Life - el Don News

By: Katie Porter

The hushed underground spy world is on display this week at the Muzeo museum with Spies Traitors Saboteurs. It exhibits instances of domestic terrorism, bombings by secret agents and the burning of the White House in 1894.

Courtesy of the International Spy Museum, it shows that secret missions to secure national safety are dark and dangerous, not much like the glamourized Sherlock Holmes example of private investigators.

Admission is $10. The exhibit runs until Sept. 16.

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