The mysterious time capsule that the Princess Diana Sealó in 1991 has been unearthed in advance at the Great Ormond Street in London Children’s Hospital. This treasure, which had to remain hidden for a hundred years, was revealed due to the construction of a new pediatric cancer center. The box commemorated the first stone of the Variety Club building, where Diana was an honorary president, offering an intimate look at the era that she captured.
The treasures of an era
Within the capsule, authentic relics of the ninety selected by winning children of a BBC contest were discovered. Among the most prominent objects are a color portable television, the third album of Kylie Minogue “Rhythm of Love” and a European passport before Brexit. The collection also includes tree seeds in a bottle, commemorative coins and snowflake holograms that reflect the culture of the time.
Diana’s beneficial legacy
The princess of the town frequently visited this hospital since 1989, supporting childish causes and changing public perception about AIDS in the United Kingdom. The capsule was inspired by a similar ceremony of 1872 starring Princess Alexandra, whose content was never recovered. This gesture symbolizes Diana’s permanent commitment to beneficial works and her special connection with the most vulnerable.
The early reopening serves a noble cause: supporting the collection campaign for the new child cancer center. The content will be exhibited to improve treatments and create environments adapted to children’s patients, thus honoring the legacy of those who always prioritized the well -being of children. The discovered objects capture not only an era, but the compassionate spirit that defined the most beloved princess of the twentieth century.
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