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20th April, 2009

Kensington Palace, which was bought by William and Mary in 1689. The Jacobean mansion, which stood in the 'village' of Kensington was later improved and added to using designs by Sir Christopher Wren. The South Front in the picture dates from 1695. The magnificent 'Golden' gates highlight the entrance and all round them on the days following Princess Di's death was a sea of flowers left by the grieving public. Credit: Historic Royal Palaces/newsteam.co.uk

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For the past fifteen years we’ve been focused exclusively on researching and publishing market intelligence information for suppliers in the museums and heritage sector, including the tenders and RFPs that you need to grow your business. From major national institutions like the Victoria & Albert Museum, the Louvre, Prussian State Museums and the Smithsonian, to local authorities and city and state governments, English Heritage, the National Park Service, Historic Environment Scotland and Parks Canada.

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