Last grandchild of Queen Victoria, Princess Marie Louise, is to be buried at Windsor Castle. LV. Windsor Castle with cars parked outside. SV. Flag flying at half mast. GV. Windsor Castle with Queen Victoria's statue in foreground....
Last grandchild of Queen Victoria, Princess Marie Louise, is to be buried at Windsor Castle. LV. Windsor Castle with cars parked outside. SV. Flag flying at half mast. GV. Windsor Castle with Queen Victoria's statue in foreground. GV. Some guardsmen marching beside Victoria's statue. LV. Funeral congregation walking up towards the castle, & SV. LV. People pass through the archway of the gate. SV. Mr and Mrs Latta, close friends of the late Princess, walking through the gate of the castle. SV. Pearly Queens walking up to the castle, & SV. LV. Pearly Queens followed by a male pearly walking towards the arch. GV. Flag at half mast. LV. People leaving the castle. GV. Mr C. J. Latta, Managing Director of Associated British Picture Corporation, and wife walking down pavement leaving castle. SV. Mr Latta chatting with some people. GV. Crowd watching. SV. Mr. Latta's car drives off.
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Princess Marie Louise was not Queen Victoria's last living granddaughter. That distinction belongs to Princess Alice of Athlone who died twenty-five years later at the age of 97. At the time of HH Princess Alice death, Princess Beatrice (the daughter of the Duke of Edinburgh and the wife of the Spanish prince Alfonso d'Orleans), the Marquis of Carisbrooke, Queen Victoria Eugene of Spain, and the Hon Lady Patricia Ramsey were all living. Some were in attendance at this service. So strange that this was not caught and corrected.
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Princess Marie Louise was not Queen Victoria's last living granddaughter. That distinction belongs to Princess Alice of Athlone who died twenty-five years later at the age of 97. At the time of HH Princess Alice death, Princess Beatrice (the daughter of the Duke of Edinburgh and the wife of the Spanish prince Alfonso d'Orleans), the Marquis of Carisbrooke, Queen Victoria Eugene of Spain, and the Hon Lady Patricia Ramsey were all living. Some were in attendance at this service. So strange that this was not caught and corrected.
Sorry that should have read at the time of HH Princess Marie Louise's death, Princess Beatire......were all living. As well as Princess Alice.