Queens Guard Collection

Queen Elizabeth II - The Trooping of the Colour Ceremony, which marks The Queens Official Birthday. (Picture) Queen alongside Prince Philip on horseback (Centre) through The Mall Central London

The Graphic, Front Cover Saturday, November 15, 1890, 1890. Creator: Unknown
The Graphic, Front Cover Saturday, November 15, 1890, 1890.From "The Graphic. An Illustrated Weekly Newspaper", Volume 42. July to December, 1890

Vintage 1960s Travel Poster Fly TWA, To London, TWA – Trans World Airlines. High resolution poster

Henry VIII Gateway, Windsor Castle, 1930
A GWR Publicity view of the Henry VIII Gateway at Windsor Castle, Berkshire in 1930. Three members of the Kings Guard wearing bearskin caps are standing to attention in the bottom right of the image

Queens Guard, Changing of Guard, London, England

Playing the "Queens Guard"to St Jamess (engraving)
1047892 Playing the " Queens Guard" to St Jamess (engraving) by Renouard, Charles Paul (1845-1924) (after); Private Collection; (add.info)

Crimean Veterans cheering the Colours of the Queens Guard on the Thirty-Sixth Anniversary of the Battle of Inkerman
1038446 Crimean Veterans cheering the Colours of the Queens Guard on the Thirty-Sixth Anniversary of the Battle of Inkerman (engraving) by English School

The French in Madagascar (engraving)
1045867 The French in Madagascar (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The French in Madagascar, Scenes at the Great Public Assembly on the Parade-Ground)

Guards at Windsor Castle, Berkshire. 2nd November 1962

Europe, Great Britain, England, London, Lifeguards at the changing of the guard at Horseguards on Whitehall

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The Queen's Guard, a symbol of tradition and honor, stands tall in their iconic red tunics and bearskin hats. As they march through the streets of London, tourists from all over the world gather to witness this remarkable sight. One such moment is during The Trooping of the Colour Ceremony, where Queen Elizabeth II takes center stage. With pride and precision, the Queens Guard showcases their impeccable skills as they pay tribute to Her Majesty. Dating back to 1930 at Henry VIII Gateway in Windsor Castle, these brave soldiers have been protecting the royal family for generations. Their duty extends beyond Buckingham Palace; they are also seen at St James's Palace and other significant landmarks across England. In an engraving titled "Playing the 'Queens Guard' to St James's, " we see them performing with utmost dedication. Even Crimean Veterans cheer on these valiant men on the anniversary of the Battle of Inkerman. Their service knows no bounds as evidenced by an engraving depicting their involvement in conflicts such as "The French in Madagascar. " These soldiers exemplify bravery both on foreign soil and within their own borders. Buckingham Palace serves as a backdrop for countless photographs capturing these extraordinary individuals who proudly represent Great Britain. Visitors marvel at their stoic presence while witnessing the Changing of Guards ceremony firsthand. Beyond London lies Windsor Castle in Berkshire, where guards stand watch with unwavering loyalty. A snapshot from November 2nd, 1962 immortalizes this historic moment when guards protect one of England's most treasured landmarks. Whether it be marching through City of London or parading near St Paul's Cathedral during Lord Mayor's Show 2021, Soldiers of The Queens Guards continue to captivate audiences with their synchronized movements and distinctive bearskin hats. These guardians embody not only a rich history but also serve as a reminder that traditions endure throughout time. From Europe to United Kingdom shores, they stand strong - loyal sentinels of the Queen.