Battenberg Collection (page 6)
"Battenberg: A Royal Family's Sweet Legacy" In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, the Battenberg family held a prominent place in European royalty
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"Battenberg: A Royal Family's Sweet Legacy" In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, the Battenberg family held a prominent place in European royalty. This captivating image from 1906 captures Queen Victoria and Prince Albert with their children, including members of the Battenberg lineage. The Battenbergs were closely connected to the British royal family, as seen in this enchanting photograph of The Royal Family of Great Britain in 1897. Prince Philip, later known as Duke of Edinburgh, can be spotted at Lynden Manor alongside his cousins. Delving deeper into their lineage, we discover The Marquess and Marchioness of Milford Haven gracing another snapshot. Their presence adds an air of elegance to this portrait featuring the Battenberg children around 1895. Princess Alice of Greece also played a significant role within the Battenberg family. Her marriage to Prince Louis brought together two influential dynasties - that is, Prince & Princess Andrew of Greece alongside their offspring. Prince Philip's connection to both sides becomes evident when observing him with Milford Havens at Maidenhead. These ties further solidify through Princess Andrew's endearing moments captured with her daughters. Yet amidst all these regal connections lies a sweet surprise - battenberg cake. Named after this illustrious family due to its checkered pattern resembling military uniforms worn by them during World War I, it has become an iconic treat enjoyed by many across generations. As we savor each bite cake today, let us remember its origins intertwined with Queen Victoria and Prince Albert's descendants. It serves as a delectable reminder not only of their noble heritage but also how even something as simple as dessert can leave behind a lasting legacy for generations to come.