One Senior Woman Collection

Mae West seen here with Mr America Dave Johns 30th August 1977

Lady Churchill and Elenor Roosevelt and seen here at a luncheon held at Foyles in London. 6th April 1959

Lady Churchill was introduced to the House of Lords as Baroness Spencer-Churchill of Chartwell. She chose as her sponsors two wartime colleagues of Sir Winston Churchill

Edina and Lena knitwear Haute Couture have every garment hand knitted, one of their arteas is Plymouth and Joan Latham (37) recruits home knitters here

Paul Scofield and Dame Edith Evans after receiving their awards, Dame Edith jokingly held her statuette next to Paul Scofields for a congratulatory kiss

Lady Churchill, seen here on her 80th birthday, talks to Lord Clement Attlee as she leaves Westminster Abbey following the memorial service to the Princess Royal. 01/04/1965

Lady Churchill celebrated her 80th birthday with a luncheon party at the Cafe Royal, London. The family chose lunchtime for the party so that as many of her grandchildren as possible could be

Sir Winston Churchill, on his 85 birthday, leaves his home in Hyde Park Gate, London, for the Commons with Lady Churchill. 30th November 1959

The presentation of Lady Churchills portrait to the Prime Minister, Sir Winston Churchill by his constituency at Woodford. The painting was to be on public view for a few weeks afterwards

Lady Spencer-Churchill struck the first Churchill crown piece at the Royal Mint to commemorate Sir Winston Churchill. One of the first people she showed it to was her 17 year old grandson Nicholas

Prime Minister, Sir Winston Churchill with Lady Churchill at pictured 10, Downing Street for Sir Winstons 77th birthday. 30th November 1951

Baroness Spencer-Churchill ( Lady Churchill ), Mr Randolph Churchill (left) and Sir Alec Douglas-Home pictured at the Dorchester Hotel, London, prior to The Foyles Literary Luncheon

Mrs Churchill, the wife of Prime Minister, Winston Churchill, admires the famous Sanctuary knocker on the North door of Durham Cathedral, during a visit at the end of her tour in the North East

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And Sir Winston Churchill (right) attend a charity event in London) One senior woman who has left an indelible mark on history is Lady Churchill. Known for her elegance and grace, she was often seen alongside influential figures such as Elenor Roosevelt and Mae West. At a luncheon held at Foyles in London, Lady Churchill showcased her refined taste while engaging in stimulating conversations with the likes of Lord Clement Attlee. Lady Churchill's achievements extended beyond social gatherings. As Baroness Spencer-Churchill of Edina, she made history by being introduced to the House of Lords. Her dedication to fashion was evident through her support for Edina and Lena knitwear Haute Couture, where every garment was meticulously hand-knitted. Even at 80 years old, Lady Churchill remained vibrant and engaged with the world around her. Celebrating this milestone birthday with a grand luncheon party at the prestigious Cafe Royal demonstrated not only her longevity but also her ability to bring people together. Her husband, Sir Winston Churchill, himself an iconic figure in British politics, shared many memorable moments with Lady Churchill throughout their lives. From leaving their home in Hyde Park Gate on his 85th birthday to attending events like the presentation of Lady Churchill's portrait to the Prime Minister or striking the first ever Churchhill crown piece at the Royal Mint - they were always united as a power couple. Lady Spencer-Churchill's presence commanded attention wherever she went; whether it be mingling with celebrities like Paul Scofield or receiving awards alongside Dame Edith Evans. She embodied strength and sophistication that inspired generations. In every photograph capturing these significant moments from history, one thing remains constant: Lady Churchill exudes timeless elegance that transcends time itself.