Princess Diana‘s legacy stands the test of time.
A time capsule that the Princess of Wales buried in 1991 at the Great Ormand Street Hospital (GOSH) in London was opened Aug. 27, and its contents represent a throwback to the early ’90s.
Among the items uncovered were Kylie Minogue‘s Rhythm of Love album from 1990, a Casio pocket TV, a passport, a copy of the Sunday Times newspaper from the date of the time capsule’s burial and a photo of Diana, among other mementos, per NBC News. While some of the artifacts had water damage, photos taken of their retrieval show that they’re largely intact after nearly 35 years.
In the early ‘90s, the late British royal—who became president of GOSH in 1989 and visited the hospital several times before her death in 1997—helped two kids who won a competition run by British children’s TV show Blue Peter pick the items included in the time capsule.
