Queen Mary Collection (page 13)

"Queen Mary: A Journey Through Time and Majesty" Step aboard the majestic Queen Mary, where passengers were treated to an awe-inspiring view of New York at dawn

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William and Mary, " the Protestants Joy, " ruling England after the Glorious Revolution, 1688. Hand colored halftone reproduction of a 17th-century illustration

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Street in London during the reign of Mary I, early 1500s. Hand-colored woodcut of a 19th-century illustration

Queen Mary on the River Thames, London, England, United Kingdom, Europe

Queen Mary Collection: Sunken Gardens (King William and Queen Mary), the origin of the English nursery rhyme Mary Mary

Sunken Gardens (King William and Queen Mary), the origin of the English nursery rhyme Mary Mary Quite Contrary, Hampton Court Palace, Hampton Court, London, England, UK

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"Queen Mary: A Journey Through Time and Majesty" Step aboard the majestic Queen Mary, where passengers were treated to an awe-inspiring view of New York at dawn. The city's skyline painted a breathtaking backdrop as this iconic ship sailed into the harbor. From coast to coast, the Queen Mary left her mark on American soil. In Long Beach, California, she stood proudly alongside the Spruce Goose Dome, a testament to her grandeur and significance in aviation history. Royalty was no stranger to this regal vessel. King George V and Queen Mary graced its presence during their visit to Henley Royal Regatta in 1912. The Kings State Barge carried them with elegance along the Thames, showcasing their love for tradition and pageantry. But it wasn't just royalty that found solace within these walls; even locomotives held a special place on board. Queen Mary herself stood confidently on the footplate of No 4082 Windsor Castle in 1924, symbolizing strength and power. Inside Buckingham Palace's Chinese Chippendale Room, one could find another glimpse of Queen Mary's refined taste. This room exuded opulence and sophistication - a true reflection of her impeccable style. As she set sail from Clydebank in Glasgow in 1934, all eyes were captivated by her striking bow view. The sheer size of this Cunard liner left spectators awestruck as they witnessed maritime engineering at its finest. The bond between King George V and Queen Mary was unbreakable - whether visiting Swindon Works or entering No 4082 Windsor Castle's cab together. Their shared experiences showcased not only their love but also their dedication to connecting with people from all walks of life. Coronation pageantry came alive through vibrant lithographs depicting historical moments such as those experienced by Queen Mary herself. These images transported viewers back in time while honoring traditions that have shaped our world today. Even beyond the shores of England, Queen Mary's presence was felt.