A life remembered
The desk used by Princess Diana in Kensington Palace is the centerpiece of the Buckingham Palace display.
The centerpiece of the Diana display is the princess’s desk. Here, she would sit and work, often listening to her favorite records.
The desk has been arranged to reflect Diana’s favorite belongings, including family photographs of her sons.
Diana loved music — from Elton John to opera.
A box of cassette tapes includes classics by Lionel Richie and Elton John — while Diana’s childhood typewriter and school trunk have pride of place.
Also on display are also gifts Diana was presented with on her travels — including a silver Cartier calender presented to the princess from US President Ronald Reagan and wife Nancy in 1985.
Summer opening
The display is situated in Buckingham Palace’s Music Room, also the location for royal christenings.
The exhibition — which runs until October 1, 2017 — coincides with the summer opening of Buckingham Palace.







