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Queen Alexandra - my family #52

Posted by Viv Wilson on 28th April 2023 in Growing Up In a Stately Home | hoar cross hall,Meynell,King Charles,King Edward VII,King Edward VIII,King George V,Queen Alexandra,Cowes,Britannia,buckingham palace,Hyde Park,The Crown,Downton Abbey,Bernsdorff Palace,Isle of wight,Amazon
...Prince of Wales) would sail his yacht, Britannia very competitively against his nephew, Kaiser Wilhelm II. This went on for many years until the Kaiser won in 1896 and Edward never entered the competition again. In 1909 the Russian Emperor and his family came over for Cowes week causing a security nightmare with two monarchs in one place!   The King of Denmark This picture shows Alexandra's father, the King of Denmark (centre), Christian IX, on the steps of Bernstorff Palace, his summer residence near Copenhagen. With him are two of his grandsons.  The Palace was originally built for the Foreign Minister, Count Johann Hartwig Ernst von Bernstorff and com...
 

Meet the Neighbours - Shugborough Hall #80

Posted by Viv Wilson on 22nd May 2024 in Growing Up In a Stately Home | hoar cross hall spa hotel,barons eden,meynell ingram,History,Stately home,haunted house,Thomas Anson,Shugborough Hall,the Library,The aristocracy,Chinese,Earl of Lichfield,Patrick Lichfield,Photographer,Cannock Chase,Queen Victoria,Queen Mary,Titanic Brewery
...incess of Wales, were on a visit to a nearby town and they stopped overnight at the Hall.  However, that visit entailed the building of a new bathroom for them on the first floor near to the guest bedrooms – so quite an expensive visit!  I hope they used it well! Running under part of the Shugborough estate is the Trent Valley Railway Line which was finished in 1847.  When I say ‘under’ I mean literally – a 777 yard tunnel was built called the Shugborough Tunnel so as to have limited visual impact.  The tunnel entrances are listed Grade II and are highly decorated.  The drive to the hall is carried over the tunnel by a bridge near the Lichfield Lod...
 
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My Dad bought a Mansion

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