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Albert & Victoria danced at the Alameda Museum, delighting children at the reception for the fifth annual Kids & Queen Victoria exhibit. Alameda Mayor Ralph Appezzato, who presided over the event, stands at the right in front of a model students made of City Hall. In the mundane world they are Denise and Scott Brady. They will dance in Franklin Park and greet their loyal subjects during the Alameda Legacy Home Tour September 15, 2002.
Albert & Victoria and their courtiers take a bow after their dances at the Alameda Museum reception for the fifth annual Kids & Queen Victoria exhibit. They are, from left, Karin James and David Coll, Denise and Scott Brady, Cathleen and James Myers, and Elizabeth Herbert and Gary Pische. They will present a program of 10th century dances in Franklin Park on the day of the Alameda Legacy Home Tour September 15, 2002.
Edward VII and his Queen Alexandra will be on hand for the Alameda Legacy Home Tour September 15,2002. They intend to visit the "Edwardian" homes on the island built during his reign, from 1901 until 1910. Local luminaries Elizabeth Herbert and Pat Powell will be standing in for Their Majesties on that day.
The fourth annual Kids & Queen Victoria
The exhibit opened April 2001 at the Alameda Museum and young artists and fledgling historians turned out in droves. In addition to drawings, paintings, stories and three-dimensional Victorian houses, the exhibit had a special visitor: Queen Victoria was there, her full sized puffy-stuffy effigy gowned by Goodwill and coiffed by a Pagano´s Hardware mop refill. Many of the children and dignitaries memorialized the occasion by posing for photographs with the Queen, who granted all requests in her usual gracious manner.
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