Queen Victoria At Kensington Palace With Lucy Worsley

'Queen Victoria At Kensington Palace With Lucy Worsley'

BAFTA winning historian and Joint Chief Curator of Historic Royal Palaces Lucy Worsley takes Dan Snow on a tour of Kensington Palace, one of the principle royal residences since 1689. It was the childhood home of Queen Victoria, who was born on the 24 May 1819.

The rooms of the royal residence were renovated for an exhibition which opened to the public on the 200th anniversary of Victoria's birth.

So how did the young Victoria spend her time at Kensington Palace? And where was she at the moment she was declared queen?

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[sandriagutierrez]

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[jeep]

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[merryindiana]

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[MusicByRón]

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[kathrynmast]

Lucy never fails to deliver a whole new aspect on the history of the monarchy.😊

[jmfs]

What a combo; Dan Snow and Lucy Worsley… Thank you! So appreciate you both.

[christophersantana]

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[tdhawk]

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[davelucraft]

What a mixture - an incisive questioner in Dan Snow and a remarkably articulate Lucy Worsley. The best.

[haywardgarner]

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[margaretgaal]

What is known about the letters and journal notes Queen. Victoria wrote and her daughter had burned? I really appreciate Ms Worsley’s telling of history. She makes it come alive

[serenemolly]

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[chrisjacobs]

I listened to Lucy talk about Queen Caroline at St Mary’s College Calne recently, it was awesome! She said that Caroline is her favourite Queen, and fun fact, when I asked if she had a least favourite Queen (some historians hate Elizabeth I or Victoria etc)… she replied “the White Witch of Narnia”

[ethanol]

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[michaeltroster]

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[eedwards]

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[Stonewall]

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