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Elyse Luray
 
   
 
 
Elyse Luray
"Great finds still exist. I always have hope that I'll find something great."

Elyse Luray started studying old buildings in the French Quarter of New Orleans after she became fascinated by one of the grand old houses. Soon, she was spending all her time researching the home's history.

Her interest in art and old buildings brought Elyse to Christie's Auction House, a very famous company that sells old and rare finds. As one of their top appraisers (an expert in old things and their value) she was allowed to work with some amazing objects, including Judy Garland's ruby slippers.

These days, History Detectives is happy to have her great research skills on the team.

Case in Point

Whenever Elyse talks about research, it's easy to see she loves exploring the past.

"Anyone who loves history can become a sleuth. To be a successful detective, you have to learn to ask questions, follow up on leads and not give up until you are really ready to come to the end of your investigation."

Take the HD Quiz, find out if you are like Elyse.

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