Harry was at Eton from 1998 to 2003, and a glimpse into his bedroom at the time gives an intriguing insight into the young man he was becoming. Fiercely patriotic, he had hung a St. George's Cross flag on his wall, but his insatiable appetite for travel meant that it nestled alongside artifacts he'd collected from his travels around the world: a wall hanging and a scarf draped along the top of his chest of drawers. It's telling too though that he had decorated the wall hanging with cutouts of pin-up girls.
There were no antiques here — the furniture was inexpensive and the kind of thing to be found in student digs all around the country. Harry further decorated with photos of his mother and his friends, blue -heck bed linen, and the famous black and white poster of workmen taking lunch on a girder while building the Rockefeller Plaza.
