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Harry Potter would be right at home in this interesting curiousity shop with its oddball displays of gris-gris, potions and all kinds of memorabilia pertaining to Voodoo Queen Marie LaVeau, a 19th century priestess, and one of New Orleans' most colorful characters.
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