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That is a Great Photo! Probably the best I have seen of Queen Victoria. When I ever Ii see Videos or photos of her it almost Brings her back to life in a life. She is the first British monarch to be Photograph or be Filmed and seen on video which is pretty cool.
Before her all the monarchs were portraits or paintings.
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10-28-2013, 03:00 AM
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I came across this Colorize Photo of Queen Victoria with her Grandkids including Prince Albert Victor 'Eddy'
This is the first tine I have ever seen a colorize photo of Queen Victoria.
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10-28-2013, 09:54 PM
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I came across this Colorize Photo of Queen Victoria with her Grandkids including Prince Albert Victor 'Eddy'
This is the first tine I have ever seen a colorize photo of Queen Victoria.
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Neat find. Thanks. Queen Victoria didn't look very happy in this one, did she?
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10-28-2013, 10:04 PM
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Neat find. Thanks. Queen Victoria didn't look very happy in this one, did she?
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Well, Queen Victoria never looked very happy. 
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Hahahaha!!!  I just finished reading a book about Queen Victoria's life, and she seemed to have smiled much while her consort Albert was alive and then ceased when he died. Very sad. What was interesting that I learned was that she become somewhat of a "mother figure" to her deceased daughter Alice's children, which I found very touching. She really took them to heart emotionally following Alice's death at such a young age. Gave me a new insight into a most complicated monarch.
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OMG!!! Thank you very much for that link - wonderful!! 
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10-28-2013, 10:26 PM
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Actually there are a few pictures of Queen Victoria smiling in her widow Years.
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10-28-2013, 10:31 PM
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Queen Victoria Smiling.
One thing we have to remember is it took a long time to take photos back then
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10-28-2013, 10:33 PM
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Queen Victoria Smiling.
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Who is the child that the Queen is holding? Lovely photo 
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10-28-2013, 10:36 PM
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Princess Margaret of Connaught (Crown Princess of Sweden)
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10-28-2013, 10:56 PM
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Thanks much! Such a nice pic
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Definitely Albert Victor
When Queen Victoria's daughter-in-law, the Princess of Wales, became the mother of a first son. did Victoria definitely declare that the boy's name had to be Albert Victor?
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 According to Wikipedia, he was named Albert Victor because it was amongst Queen Victoria's wishes. (Although he was nicknamed "Eddy".)
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A love letter highlighting the heartfelt passion between Queen Victoria and Prince Albert is to go on display for the first time.
In the document, written shortly before their marriage, the prince describes how the 20-year-old queen had stirred passions which burned so brightly they filled his “whole soul”.
The letter, which will be seen at an exhibition in Windsor Castle in the new year, is one of a series of love letters Albert wrote during their engagement, which are filled with poetic expressions of desire for his “deeply loved” fiancée.
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Dearest deeply loved Victoria ... your image fills my whole soul - Telegraph
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I was just looking at this delightful find and how remarkable Prince Albert's handwriting looks from the article!
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Queen Victoria was the first reigning monarch to use trains. In 1842 she made her first train journey.
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From the invention of the telephone to the bicycle and even the steam ship, the Victorian period saw a mini revolution in the field of science and technology.
But of all the new gadgets invented during her reign, it was the camera that delighted Queen Victoria the most.
By the time she died in 1901, the UK's first modern monarch had amassed a huge collection of more than 20,000 images that included everything from favourite landscapes to early war photography and touching snaps of pets, friends and children.
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"She is a little angel and like her name, she brings sunshine even on cloudy days. From the bottom of our hearts, we would like to thank each and every one of you for your lovely best wishes for our daughter. She feels very loved". HRH Princess Madeleine, Duchess of Hälsingland and Gästrikland on her daughter, HRH Princess Leonore, Duchess of Gotland.
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I find Queen Victoria the most interesting royal ever...but what a monstrous mother she was, overall. As soon as Albert died, she gave in to her innate selfishness and everything became about her...something Albert had warned her against not long before she did, telling her in a letter she would be better off if only she did not think so much about herself...and despite her immediate vow, when PA died, to only do as he would do, never go against his wishes...she proceeds to do exactly that, by hiding from her subjects for years on end and neglecting business. He would have been horrified.
But she was certainly the most interesting letter-writer, possibly ever. One can learn the entire history of the royal family in a nutshell by reading her letters to the Princess Royal, and later to granddaughter Victoria of Hesse.
If one learns motherly behavior from their own mother, evidently QV certainly took after her own mother with her domestic tyranny...
All JMO and I am a great fan of the British Royals...find them extremely interesting and am obsessed with books and documentaries on the subject.
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