Prince Albert's father, Duke Ernest of Coburg, was a brother of Queen Victoria's mother, the widowed Duchess of Kent. Since Albert was a second son, he would have no inheritance and no occupation.

Historically, royals often married relatives. Is this still the case today? Here's some expert insight on royal ...

Queen Victoria's youngest son lived an interesting and short life - but his own son is remembered for all the wrong reasons.

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They idolized one another and wrote about their love in numerous letters and diary entries. But how was the life and marriage of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert? Queen Victoria, or Alexandrina ...

Queen Victoria and Prince Albert were particularly avid collectors ... who became her lover: she had a son Paul born out of wedlock, in 1869. One of her most well-known works was a marble bust ...

Victoria fell in love with her first cousin Prince Albert of Saxe-Coburg ... to give up her friendship. The Queen was frantic with worry after her son and heir Edward fell ill with typhoid.

was given by Prince Albert to Queen Victoria on their wedding night in 1840. Victoria wore the brooch pinned to her wedding dress and it was designated in her will as an "heirloom to the crown ...

With body and soul I remain for ever your slave Your devoted Albert on 15 Oct. 1839 Dearest Victoria. I will come to you at precisely 12 o’clock. As far as Ernst is concerned, he does not wish to be ...

The exhibit explores the incredible journey of Victoria, who was born at the palace on May 24, 1819 and became queen at age 18 in 1837 and later a mother of nine. The widow of Prince Albert died ...

Who Queen Victoria was How Queen Victoria changed Scotland's castles Facts about Balmoral Castle Types of activities Queen Victoria enjoyed at Balmoral Castle This resource is suitable for Castles ...

Prince Albert's father, Duke Ernest of Coburg, was a brother of Queen Victoria's mother, the widowed Duchess of Kent. Since Albert was a second son, he would have no inheritance and no occupation.