In the fall of 1926, Queen Mary crossed the Atlantic for a five-week trip across the US and Canada. She was welcomed by the American president, travelled the continent by train, met communities of emigrants and representatives of indigenous peoples.
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In the fall of 1926, Queen Mary crossed the Atlantic for a five-week trip across the US and Canada. She was welcomed by the American president, travelled the continent by train, met communities of emigrants and representatives of indigenous peoples.
During her historic visit to America in 1926, but also long after the end of the journey, Romania's sovereign received thousands of letters from Americans of all ages.