Harewood Collection (page 4)

HRH Princess Mary - British Royalty
Princess Mary, Princess Royal and Countess of Harewood (18971965) - the third child and only daughter of King George V and Queen Mary - British Royalty - the size of the bouquet seems to be causing

Commemoratve Engagement card - Marriage of Princess Mary
Commemorative Engagement card for the forthcoming Marriage of Princess Mary, Princess Royal and Countess of Harewood (1897-1965) to Henry George Charles Lascelles

RUINS OF HAREWOOD CASTLE, UK. Harewood Castle is a 12th-century stone hall house and courtyard fortress, located on the Harewood Estate, Harewood, in Leeds, West Yorkshire, England

CIVIL WAR: AMBULANCES, c1864. An ambulance train outside of Harewood Hospital near Washington D. C. Photograph, c1864
CIVIL WAR: AMBULANCES, c1864. An ambulance train outside of Harewood Hospital near Washington D.C. Photograph, c1864

VIRGINIA: HAREWOOD HOUSE. Harewood House, the plantation home of Samuel Washington, brother of George Washington, at Charles Town, Virginia (present-day West Virginia). Line engraving, 19th century

Washington, DC Mess hall at Harewood Hospital, heated by elaborate stoves. Photograph of Washington, 1862-1865, the hospitals. Date Between 1860 and 1865

Princess Mary and Viscount Lascelles
The bride and bridegroom : Princess Mary, only daughter of King George V and Queen Mary, and Henry, Viscount Lascelles, later the 6th Earl of Harewood pictured in The Bystander Royal Wedding Number

Viscount Lascelles, D. S. O
The Bridegroom : Viscount Lascelles (later the 6th Earl of Harewood), a portrait on occasion of his marriage to Princess Mary, the Princess Royal on 28th February 1922

Princess Mary and Viscount Lascelles
Princess Mary, daughter of King George V and Queen Mary, later the Princess Royal and Countess of Harewood, photographed with Viscount Lascelles, later the 6th Earl of Harewood

Westminster Abbey interior on wedding day
A drawing of the interior of Westminster Abbey on the occasion of the wedding of Princess Mary, only daughter of King George V and Queen Mary, to Viscount Lascelles

Princess Mary as a nurse
Princess Mary, only daughter of King George V and Queen Mary, later the Princess Royal and Countess of Harewood, as a nurse during her training at the Childrens Hospital, Great Ormond Street, London

The Bystander Princess Mary Royal Wedding Number
Cover of The Bystander Royal Wedding Number, dated 1st March 1922, for Princess Mary (later the Princess Royal), only daughter of King George V and Queen Mary

Princess Mary disembarking at Calais, 1922
Princess Mary crosses the Channel with Viscount Lascelles for her honeymoon. Princess Mary, daughter of King George V and Queen Mary, married Viscount Lascelles, later 6th Earl of Harewood

Marriage of Princess Mary
The marriage of Princess Mary (Princess Royal, Countess of Harewood) to Lord Lascelles on 28th February 1922. The happy couple are flanked by King George V and Queen Mary. Date: 1922

Harewood House Hallway
Harewood House, near Leeds, Yorkshire, a stately home built (1759) for the Lascelles family, whose fortune came from haberdashery and Customs work in the West Indies. Date: built 1759 - 1769

HRH Princess Mary, Lord Lascelles and their son
HRH Princess Mary, Princess Royal (1897-1965) Lord Lascelles(1882-1947), 6th Earl of Harewood and their son George Lascelles, (future 7th Earl of Harewood; 1923-2011). Date: 1923

Christening of George, son of the princess Royal
HRH Princess Mary, Princess Royal (1897-1965) Lord Lascelles(1882-1947), 6th Earl of Harewood and their son George Henry Hubert Lascelles

Family of Queen Elizabeth II
The family circle of Queen Elizabeth II, many of whom attended the coronation on 2nd June 1953. Clockwise from top left: H.R.H. The Second Duke of Kent and his younger brother, H.R.H

Tango dancing at Harewood Place
A newly opened venue for the tango tea craze of 1913, at Harewood Place, Hanover Square in London. Opened by Mr F. H. Payne

Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon as a bridesmaid
Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon as a bridesmaid at the wedding of her future sister-in-law, Princess Mary (the Princess Royal) to Lord Lascelles (the Earl of Harewood) in 1922

H. R. H. Princess Mary & Prince Henry
H.R.H. Princess Mary (Princess Royal, Countess of Harewood - 1897-1965) & Prince Henry (Duke of Gloucester - 1900-1974) (the children of George V) riding their bicycles

Harewood House
in Hanover Square

Edward, Prince of Wales & Princess Mary
Two of the children of King George V, Edward Prince of Wales (Future King Edward VIII 1894 - 1972) and his sister Princess Mary, Princess Royal (later Countess of Harewood, 1897 - 1965)

Cairo, Egypt - a Royal visit
Cairo, Egypt - a visit from Princess Mary, Princess Royal and Countess of Harewood - here she meets the families of serving members of the Royals Scots Guards regiment, stationed in Egypt at this time

G Lascelles & Toy Train
GERALD DAVID LASCELLES later VISCOUNT LASCELLES Younger son of 6th Earl Harewood and Princess Mary

Lascelles / Brothers / Pram
GEORGE HENRY HUBERT LASCELLES later 7th EARL of HAREWOOD (right) with his brother Gerald David (b 1924) in the pram and their cousin Alexander Ramsay (left)

Lascelles / Brothers
GEORGE HENRY HUBERT LASCELLES later 7th EARL of HAREWOOD Elder son of 6th Earl Harewood and Princess Mary, with his younger brother Gerald David (born 1924)

Lascelles / 7th Harewood
GEORGE HENRY HUBERT LASCELLES later 7th EARL of HAREWOOD Elder son of 6th Earl Harewood and Princess Mary, playing with a ball

Lascelles / Viscount / Sons
HENRY GEORGE CHARLES VISCOUNT LASCELLES later 6th Earl of HAREWOOD with his wife, Princess Mary, and their sons George Hubert and Gerald David

Edward Viii / Four Kids
EDWARD VIII as Prince Edward with his brother Albert (later George VI), his brother Henry (later Duke of Gloucester), and his sister Mary (Countess Harewood)

Edward Viii / Sister Mary
EDWARD VIII as Prince Edward with his sister Mary (later Countess Harewood)

Princess Marys Dog 1
Princess Mary, daughter of George V, later countess of Harewood, poses with her dog

Social / Harewood House
A horse and carriage outside Harewood House, Yorkshire, seat of Edwin Lascelles Esq

Lascelles / Viscount / 1922
HENRY GEORGE CHARLES VISCOUNT LASCELLES later 6th Earl of HAREWOOD at his marriage to Princess Mary

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"Harewood: A Royal Legacy and Rustic Charm" Step back in time to 1923, when the grand Harewood House witnessed the splendor of The Royal Family. Just a year before, Princess Mary's wedding to Viscount Lascelles took place here, filling the air with love and joy. But Harewood's history goes beyond royal weddings. In 1845, rustic sports unfolded in its picturesque park, offering a north view that captivated all who beheld it. The creator of this enchanting scene remains unknown but left behind an enduring legacy. While Weston Park in Shifnal, Shropshire may have its own allure, Harewood holds a special place as Princess Mary served as a Girl Guide Commissioner within these very grounds. Her dedication to empowering young girls echoes through time. The royal connection continues with Princess Mary's role as bridesmaid at the illustrious 1904 Royal Wedding. Witnessing her grace and elegance on such an occasion was truly remarkable. It also played host to distinguished guests like Edward VIII (later known as Duke of Windsor), Albert (George VI), and their beloved mother Queen Mary. These regal figures graced Harewood with their presence alongside King George V himself. Beyond royalty lies another facet of Harewood's charm - its collection of magnificent vehicles. From Burrell Tractor number 3618 named "The Scout" to Fowler Showman's Road Locomotive number 9381 called "Lady Betty, " each machine tells tales of bygone eras. Not forgetting Wallis and Steevens Road Roller number 7773 or Burrell Showman's Road Locomotive number 3526 known as "Lightning II. " These mechanical marvels add character to Harewood while reminding us of our industrial heritage. So come explore Harewood - where history intertwines with nature's beauty and where memories of royal celebrations and sporting events linger in the air.