The teeny house fit for a queen

Queen Mary, wife of George V (King from 1910–1936), is proof that we are never too old or too grand for toys. She owned the world’s largest dolls’ house, which a cousin gave her 100 years ago. It is currently on display at Windsor Castle in England. The house is fit for a queen and it has electricity, running water and working lifts. There’s a grand piano, delicate furniture, a library of tiny novels by famous authors and even a mini version of the Crown Jewels with real gems.…

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