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King Edward VII, the son of Queen Victoria, ascended the throne upon her death in 1901, but unlike his mother, he ruled for a very short period and died in 1910. His reign, along with the years immediately before the outbreak of the first world war in 1914, are known…

The exhibition explores the public and private lives of Alexandra and her husband, Edward VII, as well as George V and Queen Mary.

Alexandra was given a Kodak No. 1 in 1889, which the Royal Collection Trust described as "the first simple handheld camera for amateur photographers"

The photographs will be on display at The Edwardians: Age Of Elegance exhibition at Buckingham Palace from April 11 to November 23 2025.

The British royal family celebrates Christmas at Sandringham with unique traditions, including exchanging gag gifts, avoiding Monopoly, and children dining separately. The post Royal Family’s Weirdest Christmas Traditions—Including Why Prince Louis Eats In A Different Room first appeared on Bored Panda.

With centuries of history and tradition governing their very existences, it's no surprise that the royal residences are almost as fascinating as the family themselves

The Edwardians: Age of Elegance, which opens at The King’s Gallery in April, looks at the glittering social lives of two sets of Kings and Queens.

The Queen Mother lived a truly remarkable life - and these facts prove just how important a role she played in history