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Princess Helena of the United Kingdom

1846 to 1923 3 documented presences 3 places

Quo Fuit places 3 dated presences for Princess Helena of the United Kingdom across 3 places, from 1846 to 1923. Each one keeps the sentence it was taken from and a link to its source.

Princess Helena (Helena Augusta Victoria; 25 May 1846 – 9 June 1923), later Princess Christian of Schleswig-Holstein, was the third daughter and fifth child of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
Every dot is a place Princess Helena of the United Kingdom is documented in, on a dated record. The interactive globe carries the full detail.

Where Princess Helena of the United Kingdom was documented, and when

25 May 1846exact date
Buckingham Palaceattested “Helena was born at 3:00 pm on 25 May 1846 at Buckingham Palace.” source: Wikipedia: Princess Helena of the United Kingdom
22 January 1901exact date
Osborne Houseattested “Helena's favourite son, Prince Christian Victor, died in 1900, followed three months later by her mother Queen Victoria, who died at Osborne House on 22 January 1901.” source: Wikipedia: Princess Helena of the United Kingdom
9 June 1923exact date
77–78 Pall Mallattested “Helena died at Schomberg House on 9 June 1923 at 9:10 am at the age of 77, following a heart attack after a bout of influenza.” source: Wikipedia: Princess Helena of the United Kingdom

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Places Princess Helena of the United Kingdom is documented in

Buckingham Palace1 presence · 1846
77–78 Pall Mall1 presence · 1923
Osborne House1 presence · 1901

Other places tied to Princess Helena of the United Kingdom in the record

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Balmoral Castlementioned “Not all of her health scares were simply the result of hypochondria; in 1869, she had to cancel her trip to Balmoral Castle when she became ill at the railway station.” source: Wikipedia: Princess Helena of the United Kingdom
1873year
German Confederationmentioned “In 1873, she was forced to recuperate in France as a result of illness, and in the 1880s she travelled to Germany to see an oculist.” source: Wikipedia: Princess Helena of the United Kingdom
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Francementioned “In 1873, she was forced to recuperate in France as a result of illness, and in the 1880s she travelled to Germany to see an oculist.” source: Wikipedia: Princess Helena of the United Kingdom
1883year
German Confederationmentioned “In Germany, an edition of Alice's letters was published in 1883, by a Darmstadt clergyman called Carl Sell, who chose a selection of her letters made available to him by the Queen.” source: Wikipedia: Princess Helena of the United Kingdom
1895year
South Kensingtonmentioned “She personally wrote to Royal Commissioners requesting money; for example, in 1895, she requested and acquired £30,000 for erecting a building for the school in South Kensington.” source: Wikipedia: Princess Helena of the United Kingdom
1917year
Windsor, Berkshirementioned “In 1917, in response to the wave of anti-German feeling that surrounded the war, George V changed the family name from Saxe-Coburg and Gotha to Windsor.” source: Wikipedia: Princess Helena of the United Kingdom

Documented at the same place, the same year

James Clerk MaxwellRoyal Society · 1846Charlotte BrontëRoyal Society · 1846Max MüllerRoyal Society · 1846Thomas Henry HuxleyRoyal Society · 1846Wilkie CollinsRoyal Society · 1846Edward ElgarSt James's · 1923Maria Feodorovna (Dagmar of Denmark)St James's · 1923William Henry BraggSt James's · 1923Louise MountbattenSt James's · 1923Herbert Spencer GasserSt James's · 1923James DewarSt James's · 1923Henri de LubacSt James's · 1923

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Sources

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