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From ratcatcher to keeper of the snow: royal servants enter the spotlight in new exhibitions - Vimarsana News

From ratcatcher to keeper of the snow: royal servants enter the spotlight in new exhibitions

Life below stairs in the palaces and grand houses of Britain takes centre stage in a series of exhibitions

LGBTQ, Black, and Asian royal servants and attendants at court to gain recognition for their contributions to the Royal Family in new Kensington Palace exhibition - Vimarsana News

LGBTQ, Black, and Asian royal servants and attendants at court to gain recognition for their contributions to the Royal Family in new Kensington Palace exhibition

The London-based exhibition will uncover the 'forgotten stories' of those frequently denied recognition, despite working tirelessly for the royal family .

Kensington Palace to exhibit the 'rich and diverse' lives of its royal servants - Vimarsana News

Kensington Palace to exhibit the 'rich and diverse' lives of its royal servants

From female rat catchers and brewers to LGBT staff and inter-racial marriages, new exhibition will bring diverse court to life

Kensington Palace exhibition spotlights stories of royal servants across the ages - Vimarsana News

Kensington Palace exhibition spotlights stories of royal servants across the ages

Portraits and objects explore those who looked after the royals, from ‘the keeper of ice and snow’ to the ‘groom of the stool’

Kensington Palace to exhibit the 'rich and diverse' lives of its royal servants - Vimarsana News

Kensington Palace to exhibit the 'rich and diverse' lives of its royal servants

Kensington Palace is to launch its first exhibition on servants to show the “rich and diverse tapestry of humanity” that formed the backbone of the royal court.

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