Lego 21029 Buckingham Palace (Букингемский дворец) - Manuals

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Manual Lego 21029 Buckingham Palace (Букингемский дворец)

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Summary

Page 2 - Buckingham Palace; [ The largest room in the palace is the Ballroom,

2 Buckingham Palace Buckingham Palace—the official residence of Queen Elizabeth II and a major London tourist attraction—is one of the most recognizable buildings in the world. But the iconic structure so familiar to us today is actually the result of many years of extensive remodeling. In a history...

Page 4 - History; [ The first recorded royal balcony

4 Though many different buildings had previously occupied the site, the official history of Buckingham Palace begins in 1698 when the Duke of Buckingham demolished the existing property and built Buckingham House on the spot where the palace stands today. The house remained the property of the Dukes...

Page 5 - bulbs in the palace ]

5 Neither King George IV, who died in 1830, nor his younger brother King William IV, who succeeded him but died in 1837, would take up official residence in the palace. Instead, the first royal to live in the palace would be Queen Victoria, who moved there in 1837. When she married in 1840, the pala...

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