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Tag Archives: Hugh Owen
A tale of two would be cities
In 1864 Queen Victoria announced a city would be named in honour of her late husband. Prince Albert had died three years earlier and contrary to popular belief the monarch did not retreat from public affairs but merely declined the more visible … Continue reading
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Tagged Caernarfon, Hugh Owen, Merthyr Tydfil, Prince Albert, Queen Victoria, Sir William Paxton, The Olympics, Travel
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