Princess Diana exhibit opens
The 12,000-square-foot "Diana: A Celebration" exhibit, which showcases the life of Diana, Princess of Wales, has opened at Union Station in Kansas City.
The exhibit allows visitors to not only relive the life of Diana as a princess, but as a private person as well.
"Out of the 20th century figures, when you think about who was famous, she's there," said Union Station employee Tony Cook. "And then all the work she did. She's just a larger than life person. To have an exhibition of her, it's wonderful."
The exhibit includes the wedding dress from the day Diana married Prince Charles.
"There's a love for her in America that seems to be ever unfolding," said Nick Grossmark, art handler from the Anthrop Estate. The Anthrope Estate is Princess Diana's ancestral home in England, and oversees the traveling exhibit.
