Queen Elizabeth Ii Collection (page 14)

Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh visit the old Cathedral in Coventry. 23rd March 1956

The Queen and Duke inspect a model layout of the city of Coventry. 23rd March 1956

The Lord Mayor says farewell at Coventry Station. 23rd March 1956

The Queen with the Earl of Avon Anthony Eden, Chancellor of the University of Birmingham, entering the Avon Room in the new refectory. 24th May 1963

The Queen and Duke arrive at Kenrick House, Birmingham. 24th May 1963

Queen Elizabeth II visits Birmingham. 24th May 1963

Crowds welcome the Queen and Duke to the Bull Ring. 24th May 1963

Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip visiting Birmingham, West Midlands. 3rd November 1955

The Queen meeting troops at Catterick Garrison. 9th November 1978

The Royal couple leaving Newton Aycliffe Boys Club. The Queen talks to Mr F.D Nicholson, president of Durham County Association of Boys Clubs. 28th May 1960

The Queen attends the premier of Othello at the Odeon Leicester Square. The premier is in aid of the Toynbee Hall appeal committee of which Mrs Harold Wilson is the president

Queen Elizabeth II visits Cardiff. 25th July 1980

Queen Elizabeth II opens London City Airport, to the East of London. Here the Queen talks to airport staff and officials, about the opening of The London City Airport

Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip pictured leaving Barry docks on the Royal barge, during their silver jubilee tour. 23rd June 1977

Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip visiting Wales during the silver jubilee tour, pictured passing down Kingsway, Cardiff. 24th June 1977

The Queen at the Wales Blood Centre, Talbot Green. She is pictured with Sister Jenny Cooper (left) donor attendant Lydia Walker and Mr Jim Giles of Barry (donor). 9th May 1997

The Queen visits Cardiff Castle for the investiture. She is pictured leaving the Castle with Capt. Norman Lloyd-Edwards, HM Lord Lieutenant. 15th October 1993

Queen Elizabeth II visits the National Museum. Wales. Christopher Wilson, son of the Director of the Museum presents the Queen with a bouquet. 15th October 1993

The smiling Queen, escorted by Lord Mayor of Birmingham, walking up the ramp for the Royal ceremony for the opening of Claerwen dam, one of her earliest engagements since becoming Queen

The Queen tours the Halla plant at Merthyr. 9th May 1997

Queen Elizabeth II waves to onlookers, as she walks to her car from the aircraft, at Glamorgan Airport, Rhoose. 9th March 1973

Queen Elizabeth II wearing protective clothing, watches the control panel of the new basic oxygen plant at Port Talbot after she had set it in operation. 12th May 1970

Queen Elizabeth II visits the National Museum. The Queen inspects the 1st regiment Royal Regiment of Wales. 15th October 1993

Princess Elizabeth (later Queen Elizabeth II) during a visit to Wales, pictured at the main show ring, greeted by Col H C C Batten (Superintendent of Works). May 1948

Queen Elizabeth II pictured during two day visit to the welsh capital, Cardiff, Wales, Saturday 6th August 1960. Out Picture Shows

Queen Elizabeth II visits the Wholesale Fruit Centre, Bessemer Road, Cardiff. 26th June 1965

Royal visit, Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip visiting the Halla factory, Wales. 9th May 1997

Queen Elizabeth II pictured during two day visit to the welsh capital, Cardiff, Wales, Friday 5th August 1960. Out Picture Shows... The Queen at Royal Garden Party in the grounds of Dyffryn House

Royal visit, Queen Elizabeth II visiting Wales. Pictured planting a tree a in the village of Aberfan. 9th May 1997

The Royal family visit wales. The Royal party waves to the crowds as they sail from Cardiff. Prince Philip, Queen Elizabeth II, Prince Charles, Princess Anne. Cardiff, Wales. 6th August 1960

Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip visiting Wales. The Duke of Edinburgh becomes Philip Meirionydd - the Bard. The Queen saw him receive the title at the Royal National Eisteddfod at Cardiff

Queen Elizabeth - The Queen and the Duke clapping one of the competitors in the Osborne Roberts Memorial Prize singing competition on the Eisteddfod stage. 5th August 1960

Her Majesty the Queen and HRH The Duke of Edinburgh make their way down Dunraven Street, Rhondda, as they are given cards and flowers by admirers. 21st April 1989

Queen Elizabeth II visiting Wales. The Queen shakes hands with Mr T W Thomas, chairman of the Cardiff Executive committee on her arrival at the Royal Pavilion, at Sophia Gardens. Cardiff, Wales

The Royal Family - except little Prince Edward - at Holyhead immediately before leaving on the Britannia for Scotland. 10th August 1965

Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh visit Wales. Pictured, the Queen talking to Mr Reg Matthews of Newbridge in the bobbin room during her tour of British Nylon Spinners (BNS), Pontypool

HRH the Queen arriving at the Computer Block, Spencer Works. 26th October 1962

The Queen and the Mayor of Newport look across Newport Docks at Llanwern steelworks. 26th October 1962

The Queen chats to girls of the Outward Bound School at Aberdovey. With her is Miss A. Pen-Symons (Warden). 10th August 1962

The Queen looks out from the control room at Spencer Works and watches an ingot being rolled through the Cold Rolling Mill. 26th October 1962

Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh chatting with Miss A. Pen-Symons, the warden of the Girls Outward Bound School at Aberdovey. 10th August 1963

The station footbridge was packed with spectators to watch the local civic dignitaries being presented to the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh on the station platform at Harlech. 10th August 1963

Queen Elizabeth II arrives at Newport Station ahead of opening Spencer Works. 26th October 1962

The Queen is presented with a bouquet of flowers at the U. D. C offices. 10th August 1963
The Queen is presented with a bouquet of flowers at the U.D.C offices. 10th August 1963

A happy smile from the Queen and the Duke for some of the boys at the Outward Bound School for Boys at Aberdovey. 10th August 1963

The Queen talks with Mrs Agnes Morris as she makes a basket at the Blind Institute stand at Cardiff Fruit Market. 24th June 1965

Queen Elizabeth II attends a service at Brecon Cathedral to celebrate the Diamond Jubilee of the Diocese of Swansea and Brecon. The Queen is pictured arriving at Brecon Cathedral with the Rt

The Queen arrives at the Orangery during her visit to Margam Park. 20th April 1989

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"Queen Elizabeth II: A Timeless Portrait of Royalty and Grace" Step into the grandeur of Buckingham Palace as Queen Elizabeth II commands attention in her royal portrait. The year is 1953, and Her Majesty's regal presence shines through every brushstroke. Adorned with glittering jewels in her hair and at her throat, Queen Elizabeth II exudes elegance as she arrives at a Swedish event. The sparkle of diamonds only adds to the radiance that surrounds this remarkable monarch. In another iconic image, we witness Queen Elizabeth II donning her coronation robes in 1953. Painted by artist Sterling Henry Nahum Baron, this masterpiece captures the solemnity and significance of that historic day when she ascended to the throne alongside the Duke of Edinburgh. But it is not just formal occasions that define Her Majesty's reign. In a more intimate moment captured by Lisa Sheridan, we see Queen Elizabeth II at Balmoral in 1952 – a glimpse into her private world amidst nature's beauty. The Coronation itself holds immense importance, beautifully depicted by Cecil Beaton. Surrounded by her Maids of Honour, Queen Elizabeth II stands tall on June 2nd, 1953 – a symbol of strength and tradition during this monumental event. Yet even before becoming queen, Princess Elizabeth displayed grace beyond her years. Riding her pony through Winsor Great Park during the 1930s showcases both an active spirit and love for equestrian pursuits. Her dedication to duty was evident long before ascending to the throne; Princess Elizabeth served as Junior Commander in ATS (Auxiliary Territorial Service). This powerful image reflects both leadership qualities and commitment to serving others. Beyond official duties lies another side to Her Majesty - one where sportsmanship takes center stage. Presenting Billy Bremner with the F. A cup exemplifies how Queen Elizabeth II supports national achievements across various fields.