King George VI and Elizabeth (Queen Mum)
- 00.03.847
- Item
- 1939
Part of Biggar Photograph Collection
A candid, close-up of King Edward VII and Queen Elizabeth
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King George VI and Queen Elizabeth
- CORA-RPL-B-68
- Item
- 1939
Part of City of Regina fonds
King George VI and Queen Elizabeth. The Queen is holding a bouquet of roses and is standing in front of the King.
King George VI and Queen Elizabeth
- CORA-RPL-B-67
- Item
- 1939
Part of City of Regina fonds
King George VI and Queen Elizabeth posed in front of a car; the King is saluting.
King George VI and Queen Elizabeth riding in a convertible
- CORA-RPL-B-333
- Item
- May,1939
Part of City of Regina fonds
King George VI and Queen Elizabeth riding in a convertible during their Royal Visit to Regina in May, 1939. This photograph was the winner of the 'Regina Daily Star's' contest for best photo taken of the Royal Couple; the prize was $10.00.
King George VI and Queen Elizabeth with RCMP escort
- CORA-RPL-B-69
- Item
- 1939
Part of City of Regina fonds
King George VI and Queen Elizabeth, both having just stepped out of a car with an RCMP escort and a crowd in the background
Queen Elizabeth and King George VI
- 91.03.797A
- Item
- June 3, 1939
Part of Biggar Photograph Collection
Queen Elizabeth (later commonly referred to as 'the Queen Mum') and King George VI standing in front of the caboose of their train during a brief 'whistle stop' in Biggar, SK while on their 1939 Royal Tour of Canada.
Queen Elizabeth and King George VI
- 91.03.979B
- Item
- 1939
Part of Biggar Photograph Collection
The King and Queen standing in front of the caboose of a train
- 73.161.13
- Item
- ca.1939
Part of Biggar Photograph Collection
Large group of people gathered around the caboose of a train on the train tracks. Some people are standing and sitting on the roofs of buildings in the background. Union Jack flags are strung up in rows and a white banner saying "Welcome Your Majesties To Biggar" is hung in the background