Princess Mary Adelaide of Cambridge
British royal and humanitarian work
British royal and humanitarian work
1897
129 years ago — 64 years old
Activists & Humanitarians
United Kingdom
Born in 1833, Princess Mary Adelaide served as a member of the British royal family. She was the daughter of George III's cousin, Adolphus, Duke of Cambridge. Her life was marked by a commitment to charitable work, particularly in relation to the welfare of the poor and sick. She took part in various philanthropic initiatives, including founding institutions focused on health and education. Her closeness with her family, especially with her cousin Queen Victoria, facilitated her engagements in royal duties while also fostering her dedication to social causes.
Founded the Princess Mary Adelaide of Cambridge Fund
Supported sanitary reforms in hospitals
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