Princess And The Platypus Presenting The World’s Largest Collections, Princess Diana’s Collections

 

Hello, welcome to The Princess and the Platypus Foundation.

The Princess and the Platypus Foundation presents you Princess Diana Museum. Now you can view Princess Diana Museum virtually, it will be a great exciting experience for sure. You will be getting a chance to view the most valuable and beautiful personal belongings of Princess Diana. You will be having a wow expression on your face when you will be taking a look at the items preserved in the museum. Get an amazing chance to view the most alluring museum, "Princess Diana Museum" by getting access.

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Princess and the Platypus: The Princess and the Platypus Foundation, and the Princess Diana Museum is a public charity with a mission of raising funds to acquire, loan, maintain, preserve, educate and display to the public items of cultural and historical interest relating to Princess Diana and to give back to other charities in the honor of Princess Diana.

We are looking forward to connecting with people having unique personal items or special momentos to sell, donate or loan so that we may preserve them in Princess Diana Museum.

You can also share your Princess Diana story with us on Social Media #HumanKindnessMatters

Now lets us take you to the world of the Princess Diana Museum. We have to preserve the valuable belongings of Princess Diana in the museum. After the death of Princess Diana, her valuable personal belongings were sold at private auctions and were scattered throughout the world. The museum is considered as one of the largest collections in the globe, having more than 1,700 of Princess Diana's most iconic, personal, carefully curated, and historical artifacts. All the items are made to display in a 3D interactive environment. In the 3D environment, the entire lifetime of Princess Diana is shown, from her childhood time to her teenage and her tragic death. Her incredible life and her bequest are displayed. You will be so much delighted to see those amazing belongings of Princess Diana, Princess of Wales.

Get access to the museum soon and explore beautiful preserves. Once you enter the museum virtual avatar will guide you through all the galleries of the museum in English or Spanish. An interesting part is that you can share your museum experiences through the chat feature.

You will get to see over 29 items of clothing, shoes, and dresses she wore in her childhood and her teenage period, the iconic Versace Atelier dress is worn by Princess Diana on the cover of Harper's Bazaar, and a lot more historical, carefully curated, personal, and iconic personal belongings.

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Now, you can visit Princess Diana Museum sitting anywhere in the world.  There is instant and 24/7 online access to the museum and there is no wait as there are no lines.

Your museum access will help us in fundraising for the expansion of The Princess Diana Museum and will also support other charitable activities supported by Princess and the Platypus Foundation. 

Get your access today itself, we are waiting to welcome you.

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