Elizabeth Alexandra Mary Windsor, better known as Queen Elizabeth II, was crowned 70 years ago.It was a long wait for her eldest son, Charles, to follow in her coronation footsteps. But on May 6 ...

Fact Check. Queen Elizabeth II was laid to rest on the grounds of Windsor Castle on Sept. 19, 2022. After a week of mourning in the United Kingdom and beyond, and numerous rumors surrounding her ...

The coronation of Queen Elizabeth II took place on June 2, 1953, at Westminster Abbey in London, more than a year after ascending the throne following the death of her father, King George VI.

Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip were taken to the coronation at Westminster Abbey from Buckingham Palace in a carriage driven by gray gelding horses –Cunningham, Tovey, Noah, Tedder ...

A long-lost portrait of Queen Elizabeth II is hanging in a Park Avenue law office. The painting, which is owned by the Canadian Association of New York, had been in storage for years until the ...

Queen Elizabeth's coronation portrait, taken by Cecil Beaton, showed her in front of a backdrop of Westminster Abbey, whereas King Charles's portrait, taken by Hugo Burnand, shows him in the ...

A new portrait of King Charles III and Queen Camilla has been released, along with the official of their coronation event on May 6, 2023. Last September, Charles ascended to the throne after his ...

A royal smile. On Sept. 18, the eve of Queen Elizabeth II's funeral, an unseen portrait of the late monarch was released by Buckingham Palace.. In the photo, the queen is dressed in a light blue ...

The coronation was held months after Queen Elizabeth died at 96 in September 2022. She was the longest-reigning monarch in the history of England, having ruled for 70 years.

When King Charles’ coronation takes place on May 6, many of Queen Elizabeth II’s favorite jewels may show up on the female members of the royal family — including Queen Camilla, the Pri… ...

Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II, left, hidden by clergy and Peers, on the Throne of England after her Coronation in Westminster Abbey, June 2, 1953. In front of crimson chairs, right, are from left ...