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Victoria Louise & son Ernest Augustus
Princess Victoria Louise of Prussia, Duchess of Brunswick (full name: Victoria Louise Adelaide Matilda Charlotte, 1892 - 1980) - the only daughter and the seventh child of Wilhelm II

Borkum, Germany - small Island in the Hanover Province

Dickins & Jones, Regent Street, London. Opened under the name Dickins, Smith & Stevens, selling womens underwear in 1835. Changed name to Dickins & Jones in 1856. Bought by Harrods in 1914

Ernest Augustus Hannover
ERNEST AUGUSTUS - Duke of Cumberland (1799) - 5th son of George III - became King of Hanover in 1837

Prince Ernst Augustus
ERNEST AUGUSTUS, Duke of Cumberland (1799) - son of King George III. Became King of Hanover in 1837

Harewood House
in Hanover Square

Hanover Square
The Square in the mid-18th century

St. Georges, Hanover Square, London, 1895
Engraving showing a street scene outside St. Georges Church, Hanover Square, London, 1895

The First Bus out of West Berlin after the Blockade, 1949
Photograph showing the first civilian bus to leave West Berlin after the end of the Soviet blockade, May 1949. The bus shown was heading for Hanover and proudly bore the banner Hurra

Germany Hannover
General view of the town

Fashion for hair, 1927
A perfectly groomed hairstyle by Francis, of Hanover Square. The hair was permanently waved into a style complementary to the face shape

Staites patent electric light apparatus
Engraving of Edward Staites patent electric light apparatus, exhibited at the Hanover Square Rooms, London in 1848. The light used a weight-driven mechanism

Concert Hanover Square
A concert by the Philharmonic Society at the Hanover Square Concert Rooms, London

Queen Mum & Stiebel
Victor Stiebel (1907-1976) with Elizabeth, the Queen Mother after his show in Hanover Square in March 1959

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"Hanover: A Tapestry of History and Royalty" Step into the charming town of Hanover, where history unfolds at every corner. Founded in 1770 by Eleazer Wheelock, Dartmouth College stands as a testament to the town's rich educational heritage. In 1816, Princess Charlotte and Prince Leopold graced Hanover with their presence, leaving an indelible mark on its royal legacy. The echoes of royalty continue to resonate through time as we delve into the lives of Princess Andrew of Greece and her daughters. Adorned in a satin gown crafted by Reville, elegance finds its home in Hanover. The Hayball family immortalized themselves through one of Sheffield's earliest photographs taken on the backsteps of 50 (later 112) Hanover Street in 1852. Traveling further back in time, an antique map reveals Prussia's grandeur while a map from 1895 showcases Hannover's geographical splendor. These maps unveil the intricate tapestry that has shaped this remarkable town. The entrance to Ashford Residential School in Surrey beckons students towards knowledge and growth. Education remains at the heart of Hanover's ethos since its inception centuries ago. Indulge your taste buds at The Chelsea Bun-House which opened its doors in 1810; it continues to tantalize visitors with delectable treats even today. This culinary gem is just one example of how traditions endure throughout generations. Princess Charlotte Augusta leaves her artistic imprint upon our minds through captivating portraits created by Henry Thomas Ryall and H Meyer during different periods in the nineteenth century. Her beauty transcends time, forever etched within these masterpieces. Lastly, we pay homage to George III—the monarch who reigned over Britain during significant moments captured within these historical hints—his influence resonates throughout Hanover like a gentle breeze whispering tales from yesteryears.