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Fort Belvedere, Windlesham Moor and other lesser-known royal properties - Vimarsana News

Fort Belvedere, Windlesham Moor and other lesser-known royal properties

Windlesham Moor, in Surrey, was lived in by the late Queen and Prince Philip for two years after their wedding in 1947. There they spent time with their eldest son, the then Prince Charles.

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<p>The author of a new book on the post-royal lives of Edward VIII and Wallis Simpson says that the hard lesson they learned&mdash;the brand comes before the family&mdash;will see the Royal Family through to a future despite scandal and resignation.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>The author of a new book on the post-royal lives of Edward VIII and Wallis Simpson says that the hard lesson they learned&mdash;the brand comes before the family&mdash;will see the Royal Family through to a future despite scandal and resignation.&nbsp;</p>

Fort Belvedere where Edward VIII signed abdication was considered as home for William and Kate - Vimarsana News

Fort Belvedere where Edward VIII signed abdication was considered as home for William and Kate

Fort Belvedere, which is situated in Windsor Great Park, became the main residence of the future King Edward VIII in 1929, when he was the Prince of Wales

The Chips Channon Diaries: 'The King is insane about Wallis&#x2026;&#xA0; and running straight to his doom' - Vimarsana News

The Chips Channon Diaries: 'The King is insane about Wallis&#x2026;&#xA0; and running straight to his doom'

Lunched with Emerald [Cunard] to meet Mrs Simpson, the maîtresse-en-titre of the Prince of Wales. She is a nice, quiet, well-bred, mouse of a woman with large startled eyes and a huge, huge mole.    We had a luncheon party here. The plot was to do a politesse to Mrs Simpson. She is a jolly, plain, intelligent, quiet little woman, both unpretentious and unprepossessing. But, as I wrote to [Prince] Paul of Yugoslavia today, she has already the air of a personage and walks into the room as if she almost expected to be curtsied to: at least she would not be surprised. She has complete power ...