Saturday 10 September 2022 02:13 AM Rarely seen images of Queen Elizabeth show moments from an extraordinary life trends now

Saturday 10 September 2022 02:13 AM Rarely seen images of Queen Elizabeth show moments from an extraordinary life trends now
Saturday 10 September 2022 02:13 AM Rarely seen images of Queen Elizabeth show moments from an extraordinary life trends now

Saturday 10 September 2022 02:13 AM Rarely seen images of Queen Elizabeth show moments from an extraordinary life trends now

Stunning never-before seen images of Queen Elizabeth show her taking solo drive to church, attending Churchill's funeral, visiting Gerard Ford at White House and attending son Charles' investiture as Prince of Wales Rarely seen photos from the National Geographic archives show poignant moments from the Queen's life Taken on state visits, Royal ceremonies and in everyday moments they document an extraordinary reign In the UK and around the world, they show Elizabeth through the years in a life of service and devotion  Full coverage: Click here to see all our coverage of the Queen’s passing

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Following the death of Queen Elizabeth II on Thursday, National Geographic has released a stunning collection of rarely seen photos from its archives, depicting her across an extraordinary life.

Capturing poignant occasions from across the Queen's seven-decade reign, the photos depict a range of everyday moments, Royal ceremonies, and state visits.

As the UK enters a period of mourning and the world looks back on the Queen's legacy, these images capture what King Charles III described as a 'life of service'. 

In his first address as king on Friday, Charles said: 'Her dedication and devotion as Sovereign never waivered, through times of change and progress, through times of joy and celebration, and through times of sadness and loss.' 

Queen Elizabeth drives to a Sunday church service at her beloved Windsor Castle in 1979 -- though she never had a driver's license. As sovereign, Elizabeth was the only person in Britain who could legally drive without a license or plates. But she was well-trained as a driver and mechanic with the Royal Auxiliary Territorial Service during World War II, when she drove ambulances, trucks, and other large vehicles

Queen Elizabeth drives to a Sunday church service at her beloved Windsor Castle in 1979 -- though she never had a driver's license. As sovereign, Elizabeth was the only person in Britain who could

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