Of course, what trip to London is complete without a visit to Hyde Park? Once the fashionable home of Queen Victoria, the setting for the
Great Exhibition of 1851, and yet another location featured in my
favorite video game--how much more steampunk could it get?
Inside Kensignton palace itself, which is now open to the public, was an exhibit on the life of Queen Victoria!
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This was her wedding dress. By the size of it, she probably wasn't much taller than four feet. |
Also was a recreation of what the personal rooms of King George would have looked like:
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