Victor Edelstein in The Princess Diana Museum

 

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Victor Edelstein in The Princess Diana Museum: There are many individuals and artists who were interviewed in The Princess Diana Museum and one of them was Victor Edelstein. There are others like Richard Young, Barry Iverson, Caroline Charles, John Swannell, Roland Klein, and many more.

The museum includes more than 1,700 iconic, carefully curated, personal, and historical artefacts of Princess Diana. There are items of Princess Diana’s whole life from her childhood times to her tragic death. All of the items are very beautifully displayed and preserved. The precious belongings are displayed in advanced techniques of photogrammetry and Virtual Reality (VR). This gives the facility of viewing every item closely from the comfort of visitors.

The Princess Diana Museum and The Princess & The Platypus Foundation is a charity, for organising funds for loan, acquiring, maintaining, preserving, and displaying Princess Diana’s belongings to the public and also to give back to other charities in her honour. Every access to the museum continues to fundraise for the expansion of the museum, ‘The Princess Diana Museum’, along with fundraising for other activities like charity and educational purposes supported by the foundation and late Diana.

We aim to bring people from all parts together and activate your desire to give back to the needy in your community without thinking of anything in return as said by Princess Diana once.

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