Windsor Collection (page 75)

Henry VIII Banqueting
WINDSOR CASTLE Henry VIII enjoys a grand banquet in St Georges Hall

Herne and Henry
WINDSOR CASTLE Herne the Hunter appears to Henry VIII on the terrace in the midst of a storm

Herne Disappears
WINDSOR CASTLE Henry VIII looks of helplessly as Herne the Hunter disappears from the Curfew Tower

The Royal Chase
WINDSOR CASTLE The Royal Chase in Windsor Forest. A stag is cornered and the hounds close in

Searching for Herne
WINDSOR CASTLE Henry VIII directs the search for Herne the Hunter

DORANDOs MARATHON 1908
Pietri Dorando of Italy wins the marathon from Windsor to the Olympic stadium, but because he is assisted during the final metres he is disqualified

Windsor Castle Town Gate
A view of St Georges Chapel and the town gate of Windsor Castle, with soldiers, a knife-grinder, a sweep and street traders outside the castle wall

Falstaff in the Forest
Falstaff in Windsor Forest is surrounded by what he takes to be fairies and such

Falstaff and Flute at the tavern

Falstaff and Page
Falstaff and the page at the tavern

Windsor (Haslehust)
A distant prospect of Windsor Castle, from the river Thames

Handel / Thomson / Windsor
GEORGE FREDERIC HANDEL German-English musician

Victorias Xmas Tree / Iln
Queen Victoria, Prince Albert and the Royal children gather round the Christmas tree at Windsor Castle

Shakespeare / Falstaff
Falstaff and his friends

Windsor in C16
The Castle during the reign of Queen Elizabeth, with a shepherd and his flock in the foreground

Scene from Shakespeares Merry Wives of Windsor
A scene from Shakespeares comedy, The Merry Wives of Windsor, in which Falstaff is concealed in a laundry basket by the merry wives, Mistress Ford and Mistress Page

Windsor Castle / Cooke s
The castle, with the town in the distance

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"Windsor: A Royal Legacy and Timeless Charm" Step into the enchanting world of Windsor, where history and elegance intertwine seamlessly. From the Duke and Duchess strolling with their beloved pugs to the iconic Long Walk leading to the majestic Windsor Castle, this picturesque town in Berkshire, England is a true gem in Europe. As you flip through the pages of Tatler magazine, you'll find captivating images like Princess Elizabeth and Margaret gracing its front cover or Prince Philip capturing hearts on another edition. The 1st battalion of Scots Guards proudly parades through these historic streets in 1958, showcasing their unwavering dedication. The River Thames gracefully flows alongside Windsor Castle, creating a breathtaking backdrop that has inspired artists for centuries. Gazing upon this scene evokes a sense of tranquility as you immerse yourself in its timeless beauty. The Union-Castle liner docks at Windsor's shores, connecting this regal town with distant lands beyond. Its arrival signifies not only trade but also an exchange of cultures and ideas that enriches this vibrant community. Travel back to August 1928 when windswept lovers exchanged vows amidst whispers of romance. Their marriage certificate forever binds Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip together as they embark on their extraordinary journey as future monarchs. Delve deeper into history as King George V stands tall beside his family during the early 1920s. Their presence symbolizes strength and unity within the royal lineage—a testament to enduring traditions passed down through generations. A portrait captures King Edward VIII adorned with naval attire—an Admiral of the Fleet by John St. Helier—showcasing his commitment to serving his country even after abdicating the throne for love. Windsor Real Tennis dates back to 1500—a sport steeped in tradition that continues to be played today within these hallowed grounds. It serves as a reminder that while times may change, some customs remain cherished and preserved.