The Beatles Collection (#7)

Paul McCartney (seated looking round to the camera) of The Beatles, New York, USA, at The Peppermint Lounge. The Beatles arrived in America on Friday 7th February 1964

The Beatles filming the finale of their film "A Hard Days Night"
The Beatles filming the finale of their film " A Hard Days Night" at the Scala Theatre off Tottenham Court Road in London. 31st March 1964

The Beatles with singer Mary Wells, ahead of the start of their UK tour with 18. 15 and 20
The Beatles with singer Mary Wells, ahead of the start of their UK tour with 18.15 and 20.40 performances at the Gaumont Theatre in Bradford, Friday 9th October 1964

Paul McCartney of The Beatles, conducts the Black Dyke Mills Band, recording a record, Thingmebob, written by Paul for a new television series, at the Victoria Hall, Saltaire, Yorkshire

Paul McCartney, London Heathrow Airport, 13th April 1967. Returns from America, where he has been celebrating the 21st Birthday of his actress girlfriend, Jane Asher

Beatles Fan Club Office, 10th April 1964. Anne Collingham (18) and Bettina Rose (20), joint national secretaries to The Beatles Fan Club

Beatle fan, Jeanette Trust 16 from West Derby, Liverpool, presents Harold and Louise Harrison, parents of George Harrison, with a Birthday Cake in the shape of a Guitar, which she helped make

Crowds in Birmingham, where The Beatles were recording a performance for ABC-TVs `Thank Your Lucky Stars, Sunday 20th October 1963

Beatles Files 1964 John Lennon Paul McCartney George Harrison and Ringo Starr rehearse their appearance on the Ed Sullivan show 1964 beatexhib12

Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr on the train on the way to Bangor in Wales for Meditation weekend with the Maharishi Yogi 25 August 1967

Paul McCartney, 9th September 1963. Donald Zec, Daily Mirror Journalist, interviews The Beatles, at his London Flat in Maitland Court, Lancaster Terrace, 9th September 1963

Photocall at The Rolling Stones Rock n Roll Circus", Intertel TV Studios, Stonebridge Park, 10 December 1968. Back: Bill Wyman, Charlie Watts, Keith Moon, Brian Jones

Press launch of "Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band"
Press launch of " Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band" at Brian Epsteins house at 24 Chapel St. Belgravia London 19 May 1967. Back row left to right:Ringo Starr, George Harrison

John Lennon and Yoko at "The Rolling Stones Rock n Roll Circus"
John Lennon and Yoko at " The Rolling Stones Rock n Roll Circus", Intertel TV Studios, Stonebridge Park, 10 December 1968

John Lennon, Georgie Fame and Paul McCartney at the fancy dress 21st birthday party thrown for Fames girlfriend Carmen Jiminez at the Cromwellian Club, London, 8 January 1967

The Beatles at the Variety Club Awards, Dorchester Hotel, London, 19 March 1964. Left to right: Ringo Starr, John Lennon, George Harrison and Paul McCartney

John Lennon and George Harrison with glass eyes when the Beatles details were being taken for their Madame Tussauds waxworks during the making of " A Hard Days Night"

Paul McCartney pictured during rehearsal at the ABC Theatre, Blackpool for the groups bill-topping appearance on ABC TVs " Blackpool Night Out", 1 August 1965

Paul McCartney at his St Johns Wood house on his 25th birthday 18th June 1967

John Lennon passes his driving test in Weybridge Paul McCartney Ringo Starr and George Harrison are there to congratulate him 15 February 1965

John Lennon in St Moritz on a Skiing Holiday January 1965

7 February 1964 John Lennon with wife Cynthia on the aircraft to New York, USA for the first Beatles tour of America

Paul McCartney of the Beatles with his mini car 27th December 1967

The Beatles in concert at the Olympia in Paris, France, Thursday 16th January 1964

Pop stars from Liverpool, Feature, Manager Brian Epstein, pictured with some of the groups he manages. These include, The Beatles, Gerry & The Pacemakers, Billy J Kramer & The Dakotas

Kate Bush with fellow pop singers Bob Geldof and Paul McCartney at The British Rock and Pop Awards, 27th February 1980

John Lennon passes his driving test in Weybridge Paul McCartney Ringo Starr and George Harrison are there to congratulate him. 15th February 1965

The Beatles. George Harrison in Liverpool, for the Northern Premiere of " A Hard Days Night". 10 July 1964. GH2001

The Beatles. Beatles drummer Ringo Starr at London Airport May 1969

Pop Group The Beatles. John Lennon, Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, George Harrison The Beatles in Coventry, amusing themselves with a miniture car race track before the show at Coventry theatre

Beatle members Ringo Starr (left) and Paul McCartney look out of the window of plane at Blackpool Airport on their way to appear on the " Blackpool Night Out" TV show. 19 July 1964

The Beatles in Liverpool, Friday 10th July 1964. Back home for evening premiere of A Hard Days Night at the Odeon Cinema. Pictured, Beatles with Lady Mayoress, at Town Hall for Civic Reception

The Beatles arrive in Liverpool for the Northern Premier of A Hard Days Night" and wave to gathered fans from the steps of the Plane.13th July 1964

Premier of "A Hard Days Night", crowds gather to catch sight of The
Premier of " A Hard Days Night", crowds gather to catch sight of The Beatles before the Northern premier starts in Liverpool. 10th July 1964

The Beatles in Liverpool for the Premier of a Hard Days Night. Fans line the streets in hope to catch a glimpse of The Beatles during their trip to Liverpool 12th July 1964

Police try to control fans in the streets of Liverpool before the premiere of The Beatles film " A Hard Days Night"

Paul McCartney Wedding March 1969 to Linda Eastman leaving the register office after the ceromony with Lindas daughter Heather aged 6 from previous marriage surrounded by crowds of people

Freda Kelly, 26, The Beatles Official Fan Club Secretary, pictured at her Liverpool office, 11th January 1971

The Beatles in Liverpool for the Premier of a Hard Days Night. John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Star walk down the concourse at a Liverpool airport after flying in for

House in Warrington, bought by George Harrison, for his father, Harold Hargreaves Harrison, November 1965

Paul McCartney with father Jim McCartney and actress Magda Konopka, pictured during break in filming, on set, Twickenham, Middlesex. Shooting for A Hard Days Night, 12th March 1964. a.k.a

John Lennon pictures at The Press launch of Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band, the eighth studio album by The Beatles May 1967, Pictured at Beatles manager Brian Epsteins house in Chapel St

The Beatles A Hard Days Night royal film premiere at the London Pavillion Theatre in Piccadilly Circus, London. (Picture shows) Police trying to restrain crowds outside the venue. 6th July 1964

Party at the Dorchester Hotel, London, Saturday 23rd March 1968. After a private screening of " Around The World in 80 Days", at the Coliseum Cinema

21st November was the 17th date of The Beatles 1963 Autumn Tour. Their setlist contained 10 songs: I Saw Her Standing There, From Me To You, All My Loving, You Really Got A Hold On Me

Four days after the world premiere of A Hard Days Night in London, The Beatles arrived in Liverpool for the northern England premiere 10th July 1964

The Beatles at London Heathrow Airport. The Beatles returned home after a successful european tour of France, Italy & finally Spain

Paul McCartney of The Beatles, at press conference to announce Leicester Universitys art festival, held at the Royal Garden Hotel, London, 5th February 1968

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"The Beatles: A Timeless Legacy of Music and Memories" From their humble beginnings in Liverpool, England, to conquering the world stage, they have left an indelible mark on music history. Their influence can still be felt today as fans flock to iconic landmarks like the Strawberry Fields Memorial and Imagine Mosaic in Central Park, Manhattan. In New York City's bustling streets, one can't help but reminisce about John Lennon's profound impact on both music and peace activism. The Imagine Mosaic stands as a powerful tribute to his enduring legacy. But it all started back in Liverpool with Penny Lane Street Sign immortalized by Paul McCartney's nostalgic lyrics. This street sign takes us back to a time when four young lads were dreaming big and paving their way towards superstardom. The Beatles' journey wasn't just limited to their musical achievements; they embraced spirituality too. The image of them with Maharishi Mahesh Yogi clutching bundles of flowers showcases their exploration into transcendental meditation during a transformative period in their lives. Their success reached new heights when they received MBE medals from Buckingham Palace. Proudly displaying these accolades after the royal investiture symbolizes not only recognition for their talent but also the cultural impact they had made worldwide. Meeting HRH Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother was another significant moment for the Fab Four. It exemplifies how even royalty couldn't resist being captivated by their charm and musical genius. Beyond music, George Harrison found himself alongside actress Hayley Mills at the Regal Cinema in Henley on Thames—a testament to how The Beatles effortlessly transcended boundaries between entertainment industries. Paul McCartney's solo endeavors also deserve mention as he continued his artistic journey post-Beatles era. His contributions have solidified his status as a legendary musician who continues to inspire generations through his timeless melodies. Of course, we cannot forget America—the country that fell head over heels for these British sensations during their iconic USA Tour in 1964.