Elizabeth Angela Margu Collection
Elizabeth Angela Margu, better known as Her Majesty the Queen Mother, was a beloved figure in British royalty
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Elizabeth Angela Margu, better known as Her Majesty the Queen Mother, was a beloved figure in British royalty. Born on August 4th, 1900, she lived a life filled with grace and elegance. In 1936, a stunning portrait captured her beauty and regal presence. The artist Hay Wrightson perfectly depicted the essence of Queen Elizabeth during this time. One of the most memorable moments in her life was when she boarded HMY Victoria and Albert alongside her husband, the Duke of York. This royal couple exuded charm and sophistication as they sailed through the waters in 1933. The Queen Mother's dedication to philanthropy was evident when she presented The Cup in 1937. Her compassion for others shone brightly as she bestowed this prestigious award upon deserving individuals. Even after becoming widowed following King George VI's passing in 1952, Elizabeth continued to carry herself with poise and dignity. She often traveled in style using her luxurious Rolls-Royce Phantom V from 1963 onwards. Her love for children was evident as well; she visited playgrounds at both old Foundling Hospital sites multiple times throughout the years - once in 1936 and again in 1937. These visits brought joy to young hearts while showcasing her caring nature. A photograph taken at Bisham Abbey in 1928 showcased another side of Elizabeth - one that reveled in outdoor activities such as horseback riding. This Duchess possessed an adventurous spirit that resonated with many. Another instance where she opened a children's playground further demonstrated her commitment to fostering happiness among youngsters. In both instances (in either year), it is clear that Her Majesty held great importance towards providing safe spaces for children to play freely. Throughout various occasions aboard HMY Victoria and Albert between different years like those captured by Kirk & Sons of Cowes or even alongside Queen Mary herself during their voyage together - these images encapsulated not only her grace but also the strong bond within the royal family.