This is what Queen Elizabeth looked like in the 1930s (Photos)
Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II, was born in London on Wednesday, April 21, 1926. At 96, she is the longest reigning monarch in the United Kingdom with 70 years on the throne.
When Elizabeth Alexandra Mary Windsor was born, her chances of assuming the throne were nil, as her father was the youngest son of King George V, but her life changed at the age of 10, in 1936 when her uncle, King Edward VIII abdicated, her father became King George VI and she automatically became the crown princess.
Many people are curious to know what Queen Elizabeth looked like in the 1930s, a decade that changed Her Majesty’s life forever.
Here we will show you 10 photographs that marked the early years of little Elizabeth.
What Queen Elizabeth looked like in the 1930s
Elizabeth Alexandra Mary Windsor, 1930 (Archive).Elizabeth Alexandra Mary Windsor riding her tricycle, 1931. (Archive)Elizabeth Alexandra Mary Windsor in ballet costume, 1932. (Archive)Elizabeth at Abergeldie Castle in Scotland at the age of seven, 1933. (Archive)Elizabeth of York at the age of eight, appears on the cover of Weekly Illustrated, 1934 (Archive).Elizabeth of York playing in the famous Bekonscot Model Village in Buckinghamshire, 1935. (Archive)Princess Elizabeth holding a corgi dog, 1936. (Archive)The Queen and Princess Elizabeth after the coronation of George VI, 1937 (Archive).Princess Elizabeth seen in the Royal Box at the Aldershot Tattoo, 1938. (Archive)The Queen Mother photographed with her two daughters Margaret and Elizabeth, 1939.Princess Margaret and Princess Elizabeth at age 14, 1940. (Archive)
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