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VISIT THE OFFICIAL WEBSITE Direct from the Althorp Estate in England, the ancestral home of the Spencer family, comes this award-winning exhibition celebrating the life and work of Diana, Princess of Wales. On display will be authentic memorabilia and film footage from Diana's childhood and her adult life, a collection of 28 dresses from her public engagements including her resplendent royal wedding gown, original jewels, artifacts, paintings and more. Don't miss your last chance to see this engagement before it returns to its home in Althorp. This exhibition is a rare and intimate glimpse into the life of the Princess who lives forever in the hearts of millions around the world. Ten percent of the retail price of products sold at the Exhibition will go to projects supported by the Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Fund. In addition, AEI and FIM have selected All Children's Hospital, Pinellas Association for Retarded Children and Abilities to receive support in their charitable endeavors. A production of Arts and Exhibitions International in association with the Althorp Estate and the Althorp Charitable Trust. WHAT
THEY ARE SAYING
Diana's funeral, at Westminster Abbey on September 6, 1997, was broadcast to more than 60 countries and had an estimated 2.5 billion viewers. Her image appeared on the cover of People magazine 44 times, Times and Newsweek 7 times each and on the cover of Maclean's 12 times; all these issues sold out. In June 1997, at the suggestion of Prince William, the Princess gave 79 dresses to be auctioned off in New York, raising $7 million for cancer and AIDS charities. Princess Diana's father was a gifted amateur photographer and filmmaker - he took many of the images in the exhibition. Nelson Mandela is the only person other than family members to have visited the island where Diana is buried. Althorp has stored over 30,000 condolence books received from around the world, containing over 1 million messages of sympathy. All Althorp Estate profits from Diana, A Celebration will be directed by the Fund to benefit communities living with the legacy of landmines, cluster bombs and other explosive remnants of war through Mines Action Canada. 10%
of the retail price of products sold at the Exhibition will go to
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ADVANCE TICKETS Tickets are $19.50 for adults, $15.50 seniors (62+), military personnel, $9.50 for museum members, $9 for children 7-12, kids six and under free. GROUP RESERVATIONS Groups (15 or more) $14.50 AUDIO TOURS Adult (13-61) $ 5.50 FIM Members $ 5.00 MUSEUM MEMBERSHIP Click here to FIM’s membership site
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