soon after the death of charles w. cameron, many of his friends discussed the possibility of having a plaque erected in the city of edinburgh as a tribute to the godfather of bizarre magic. it was hoped that the plaque would be erected on the building or in the entranceway of what had formerly been the edinburgh wax museum, where charles had been its curator during the daytime. during the evening he became 'dracula' as he played the lead role in his own bizarre and spooky magic show. this show took place in a specially designed auditorium at the wax museum and it soon became famous as 'castle dracula'.