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Where is the musket ball that killed lord nelson?

Anonymous

∙ 12y ago

Updated: 11/10/2022

Windsor Castle. The surgeon attending Nelson extracted it and had it set in a crystal/gold locket, which his elder brother eventually (10 June 1844) offered to Queen Victoria and she accepted - her secretary wrote on 12 June 'Windsor Castle would certainly be the proper place for its deposit.' (reported in Nautical Magazine 1844 p 514)

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