It was June 2, 1953. My family did not have a TV and my mother very much wanted to see the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom, and so we drove to the home of my first-grade ...

See it Best on RCA VICTOR,” blared an ad for a 17-inch black ... of the Coronation was revealed today,” the New York Daily News reported. “Queen Elizabeth will wear a white satin dress ...

King Charles III’s coronation was still a whopping 70 years away when he watched, as an adorably bored prince, his mother Queen Elizabeth ... albeit in grainy black and white for the primitive ...

Queen Elizabeth II's coronation took place—72 years ago today. However, according to the monarch herself, not every aspect of ...

Following the death of Queen ... honored at a black-tie dinner in Buckingham Palace by Queen Elizabeth and her husband Prince Philip. "The whole country is concerned with the coronation, the ...

Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh on the day of their coronation, Buckingham Palace, 1953. (Colorized black and white print). Artist Unknown. (Photo by The Print Collector/Getty Images ...

Queen Elizabeth ... to the coronation at Westminster Abbey from Buckingham Palace in a carriage driven by gray gelding horses –Cunningham, Tovey, Noah, Tedder, Eisenhower, Snow White, Tipperary ...

It also nodded to the past, specifically to the 1953 coronation of Queen Elizabeth — the three-dimensional ... headpieces that appear to be gold and white but very similar in its shape to ...

On June 2, 1953, Queen ... and more Black people and Africans are rejecting White colonial Christianity in favor of more African spiritual traditions. On our side of the pond, Elizabeth had ...

For 70 years, Elizabeth ... on tiny black-and-white television sets on that day in June 1953, when Elizabeth II was crowned as postwar Britain’s first and thus far only queen.

The late Queen Elizabeth II's own Coronation took place on June 2 1953, and according to the Royal Collection Trust, the white gown that she wore is now regarded as one of the, "most important ...

Taken by Cecil Beaton, the photograph is described thus: Colour transparency of Queen Elizabeth II (b.1926) on her Coronation day ... in animated prose and black ink sketches.