Her childhood was privileged but lonely - her parents had a terrible divorce - and her education indifferent. Althorp, her childhood home, was a stately, drafty pile, crammed with priceless works of art. She was born Lady Diana Spencer, the daughter of an earl, in 1961. Mourners gathered at a memorial for Princess Diana outside Kensington Palace after her death in 1997. We welcome your feedback about Not Forgotten here. It will be available for preorder and will appear on store shelves in October. Click here for the continuing feature “Notable Deaths of 2016”, and if you want to revisit some of the most momentous obituaries to have appeared in The Times, you might look for “The Book of the Dead,” a compilation of obituaries dating back to the newspaper’s founding in 1851. You can find more fascinating New York Times obituaries, year round, here and on our Twitter feed. Petraeus whom from our archives they would dine with, and why. And we asked Anderson Cooper, Cory Booker, Dominique Dawes, Tom Brokaw and David H. We relived the first steps on the moon and the speech that divided India and Pakistan. We mingled with criminals, leaders, protesters, artists and athletes, many who forever changed their professions. We heard the echoes of shots that reverberated in America and around the world. We wandered back into a fatal Alaskan odyssey and over the rainbow. Thanks for joining us this summer as we revisited some of the 200,000 memorable lives featured in The New York Times’s archive.
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