Have a look on Queen Elizabeth II From The 1940s To Today

Queen Elizabeth II has been one of the world most famous figures since her birth. In 2022 she celebrated her Platinum Jubilee, making her the British Empire’s longest-reigning monarch.

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Queen Elizabeth is seen during her days as a Princess. It was around the time of her wedding Prince Phillip in 1947.

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Elizabeth gets into uniform to learn how to drive at the Military Police Center in Camberley, Surrey, the UK in 1945.

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The Queen is seen in full royal attire, holding the Orb and the Sceptre in the Throne Room at Buckingham palace during her cronation on Jun, 1953.

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Queen Elizabeth is shining in a black dress, diamonds and a fur stole as she leave the Columbia Theater after watching the film ‘Gigi’ in 1959.

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Queen Elizabeth II is a dog lover. She has seen with her corgi in a still from a BBC special about the royal family.

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Queen Elizabeth II at Archers Hall in Edinburgh, Scotland, wearing the sash of the Order of the Thistle. Her gloves and cape were oh so majestic.

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Queen Elizabeth II in the full dress uniform of the Welsh Guards, taking the salute at the Birthday Parade at gates of Buckingham Palace.

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