his charm attracted thousands to his New York Grand Ball. However, the Opera House hosting the event exceeded its capacity by 2,000 people, resulting in a partial floor collapse. This incident left a memorable mark on the tour, symbolizing both Edward's popularity and the challenges of managing public enthusiasm.

In 1860, Prince Edward (later King Edward VII) visited North America on a strategic royal tour to strengthen ties with allies during the Crimean War. His visit marked the opening of Montreal's Victoria Bridge.

given by the citizens of New York to the Prince of Wales

in honor of the Prince of Wales, passing the Fifth Avenue Hotel

photographed just prior to departure on board his fleet, at Portland, Maine,&nbsp;

It is fitted and furnished plainly but comfortably; on the table may be seen a small bust of his mother

On the left may be seen a book-case made from the wood of the Victory (Nelson's ship,) built 1767; above it hangs a picture of Lord Nelson

Masthead and illustration showing crowd of people gathered on balcony in Boston to greet the Prince of Wales. Illustration in oval on upper left labeled "Washington--Out rolled" showing woman hitting a strike in a bowling alley as others watch. Illustration on upper right labeled "Canada--Rolled out" showing a dancing couple falling to the floor.

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The 1st royal visit to North America