St Georges Chapel Collection
St. George's Chapel, located within the magnificent Windsor Castle in Berkshire, England, is a place steeped in rich history and regal traditions
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St. George's Chapel, located within the magnificent Windsor Castle in Berkshire, England, is a place steeped in rich history and regal traditions. One of its most renowned events is the prestigious Garter ceremony, where members of the Order of the Garter gather to honor their esteemed knights. As you step into St. You are immediately captivated by its grandeur and timeless beauty. The chapel has witnessed countless significant moments throughout history, including being the final resting place for many notable figures such as the late Duke of Albany. In 1895, an engraving immortalized The Royal Vault at St. George's Chapel where the Duke of Albany was laid to rest. This sacred space holds great significance and serves as a poignant reminder of those who have left their mark on British royalty. Over time, St. George's Chapel underwent restoration work to preserve its architectural splendor and ensure it remains a symbol of national heritage. A captivating image from circa 1930 showcases this meticulous restoration process that aimed to maintain every intricate detail. The chapel has also been witness to somber occasions like Queen Victoria's passing in 1901 when an engraving captured The Death of Queen Victoria - a moment that marked the end of an era for Britain. Another fascinating aspect associated with St. George's Chapel is its connection to royal emblems and symbols. A lithograph depicts The King's Emblem as Sovereign of the Order of the Garter - a powerful representation showcasing monarchial authority intertwined with chivalry. Even during preparations for services held within these hallowed walls, dedicated workers can be seen diligently preparing St. George’s Chapel in another lithograph capturing their efforts before an important event. Adjacent to Horse-Shoe Cloisters lies this remarkable chapel – together they create an awe-inspiring sight that leaves visitors breathless with admiration for both architecture and history alike. One particularly memorable occasion commemorated through engravings is the Funeral Service for the late Duke of Clarence in St.