Royalty and Aristocracy

Princess Grace of Monaco, formerly known as Grace Kelly, was one of the most iconic Hollywood film stars of all time. But did you know that she also had a strong connection to London, calling the Connaught hotel her second home. In 2010, the Victoria and Albert Museum in London held an exhibition dedicated to […]

Taken from a film Camera in 1997, In memory to Princess Diana. The hazy muted postcard type pictures are because they are prints. Taken at the time of September 1997, with a camera of that time. This was before the smartphone camera technology. Floral tributes that were peaceful, steadily, silently laid in London by the

On 29th April 1993, Buckingham Palace, the official residence of the British monarch, opened its doors to the public for the first time. This historic event marked a significant shift in the way the British royal family interacted with their subjects, allowing people to get a glimpse into the private lives of the royals and

Queen Elizabeth the 1st takes the Throne on the 17th November 1558 at the age of 25. Elizabeth was the last of the 5 monarchs of the House of Tudors, the daughter of Henry the VIII and Anne Boleyn. QE1 reigned for 44 years.    

  The last living member of the Anglo-Saxon Royalty In 1066, after the death of Edward the Confessor, Edgar Ætheling on the 15th of October of that year was elected King of England but was actually never crowned, the Normans took control of England before that event could take place. William met the English leaders at

Princess Eugenie Royal Wedding to Jack Brooksbank  12th October 2018   Some basic wedding facts 850 guests 30 members of the Royal Chapel. The siblings of the couple were chosen for best man and maid of honour. The Ceremony took place on 12th October 2018 11 am St Georges Chapel Windsor castle upon the wishes

2015 Queen Elizabeth II becomes the longest reigning monarch of the United Kingdom

1955 The Wooden Tops was first shown on BBC TV for Children