This page is intended to be a resource for travel information related to the Duke & Duchess of Windsor
INTERESTING Duke & Duchess of Windsor Travel Ideas
Zippy Tours,
Baltimore
The Duchess of Windsor grew up in Baltimore, in the Mount Vernon section. Zippy Larson provides a wonderful tour, The Woman He Love: The Duchess, The King and the Baltimore Connection |
The 2-2009 issue of the Society's journal included a lengthy article of Zippy and her Baltimore tour.
You can visit Zippy's website at http://www.zippytours.com/
Contact information:
Zippy Larson 410-522-7334 or zippy@zippytours.com
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The Duchess of Windsor Museum,
Baltimore
Art collector Philip Baty has a museum dedicated to the Duchess of Windsor just a few doors down from the Duchess' home on Biddle Street. The museum is part of Zippy Larson's tours |
Philip Baty and his Duchess of Windsor Museum were profiled in the Society's 2-2009 issue journal issue.
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THE MARYLAND HISTORICAL SOCIETY
Based in Baltimore, Wallis's hometown, the museum has a number of Wallis memorabilia and artifacts and in previous years has done exhibitions on the Duchess |
The Maryland Historical Society
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WE and OCEANLINERS
Due to the Duchess's fear of flying, a fear instilled in her early days as wife to Navy flying pioneer Winfield Spencer, the couple only traveled aboard ships. The SS United States and HMS Queen Mary are two WE-sites to visit |
HM Queen Mary (stay in the Windsors suite)
The Windsor Suite aboard the Queen Mary was where the Duke & Duchess of Windsor stayed during their many Atlantic crossings about the ocean liner. The Suite has been featured in two of our journal issues, 1-2003 and 3-2008.
The SS United States
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