It’s no secret: Lucy Stirn loves working at the International Spy Museum in Washington, D.C. And not just because she gets to tell kids about spies hiding things in fake tiger poop — a highlight of ...

It figures that the International Spy Museum’s surplus artifacts would sit inconspicuously in a quiet corner of the fourth floor, just barely separated from the throngs of day-campers and summer ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The International Spy Museum moved into brand-new digs last year, and the new building near L'Enfant Plaza is a sparkling addition ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A new exhibit at the International Spy Museum is giving visitors a closer look at the art of blending in — and the science behind ...

The International Spy Museum is the only public museum in the world with a global perspective on a centuries-old profession that’s invisible to most people — and that’s portrayed through a ...

The International Spy Museum is set to move from its former location in Penn Quarter to L’Enfant Plaza in May to accommodate recently acquired artifacts as well as updated intelligence technology. The ...

The International Spy Museum, located at 800 F St., continues its search for a new location after its bid for Carnegie Libary was declined. The International Spy Museum abandoned a planned relocation ...

The International Spy Museum presents a striking figure in the relatively staid streetscape of Washington, D.C. The building opened in May 2019 and was designed by London-based Rogers Stirk Harbour + ...

"This feels like a loss," said Andrea Prasow of Human Rights Watch while touring the museum, flagging several errors in how curators have presented the history of torture and interrogation. An ...

To get into the International Spy Museum’s new fourth-floor vault, we bored a hole in the ceiling, lowered ourselves with a rope and put a guard to sleep with a drug-tipped dart after taking down the ...

For a moment, on a recent evening, 12-year-old Elizabeth “Izzie” Sims isn’t focused on the hospital room around her. Transported through technology, she is racing down an aisle at the International ...