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King Edward VIII - Abdicated 10 December 1936 then became the Duke of Windsor

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King Edward VIII - Abdicated 10 December 1936 then became the Duke of Windsor

King Edward VIII - Abdicated 10 December 1936 then became the Duke of Windsor. Prince of Wales visits Durham on Tyneside 29 January 1929 - The Prince among the miners families in a typical courtyard surrounded by pitmens dwellings.
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1929 Core52 Edward Viii Prince Of Wales Royal Visits Duke Of Windsor


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"King Edward VIII - Abdicated 10 December 1936 then became the Duke of Windsor. Prince of Wales visits Durham on Tyneside, 29 January 1929 - The Prince among the miners' families in a typical courtyard surrounded by pitmen's dwellings". This print captures a significant moment in history as King Edward VIII, later known as the Duke of Windsor, visits Durham on Tyneside in January 1929. In this poignant image, we see the Prince of Wales immersed in the lives of hardworking miners and their families. Standing amidst a traditional courtyard adorned with humble pitmen's dwellings, His Royal Highness exudes warmth and genuine interest as he engages with those who toiled underground. The photograph serves as a reminder that even royalty can be deeply moved by the struggles and aspirations of ordinary people. The scene is filled with authenticity; it transports us back to an era when coal mining was at its peak and communities relied heavily on this industry for their livelihoods. It symbolizes solidarity between social classes during challenging times. As we reflect upon this remarkable snapshot from our past, let us remember King Edward VIII's abdication just seven years after this visit—a decision made out of love that forever altered British monarchy. This print not only immortalizes an important royal figure but also pays tribute to the resilience and unity found within working-class communities across Britain.

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