The Queen's Funeral Procession Proved More Difficult For The Horses Than You Thought
On September 14, 2022, a 4,500-strong military procession transporting Queen Elizabeth IIs coffin made its way through the streets of London.
Read MoreOn September 14, 2022, a 4,500-strong military procession transporting Queen Elizabeth IIs coffin made its way through the streets of London.
Read MoreWorld leaders can have a unique bond with one another, as individuals whose daily challenges cannot be imagined by the ordinary citizens they govern.
Read MoreWhy was Queen Elizabeth II's funeral compared to the Olympics? Although the two don't seem to have much in common, there's a very good reason.
Read MoreWith the complexities and intermingling that is modern travel, it's no surprise that the funeral of Queen Elizabeth will have an impact on U.K. travel.
Read MoreQueen Elizabeth's coffin's flight from Scotland to London was watched with tremendous interest for every moment of its journey. In fact, it broke a record.
Read MoreDuring special ceremonies and events, working members of the royal family are either entitled to or must wear their military uniforms. But two will not.
Read MoreIt seems that there is a lot of regalia connecting royalty and the color purple. Here is the eye-opening reason why purple is closely associated with royalty.
Read MoreIn photo after photo of Queen Elizabeth's coffin, there is a flag draped over it depicting various symbols. Here's what the flag really means.
Read MoreThe ability and desire to keep statistics -- most of this, least of that, greatest of those, largest of these -- is shared by just about every society.
Read MoreThe funeral procession of Queen Elizabeth II includes many recognizable faces, but it's being led by a true professional: a horse named Lord Firebrand.
Read MoreRoyal bloodlines aside, when you get right down to it, Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip were literally an old married couple -- for more than 70 years.
Read MoreThe funeral of Queen Elizabeth II is making London cleaner than it's been in decades. Here's why the queen's death is making London cleaner.
Read MoreThe deaths of British monarchs each have their own special history, but one strange thing that people might not know about is funeral effigies.
Read MoreThe queen's funeral procession required more planning than you may have realized, including navigating multiple closures and heightened public transit.
Read MoreSteve McQueen, "The King of Cool," died over 40 years ago, and the story surrounding his death is rather tragic. Here's how the actor died and what caused it.
Read MoreQueen Elizabeth II's death has set in motion years of planning, including her coffin's placement in the Bow Room in Buckingham Palace. Here's what that room is.
Read MoreEven though the royal family consists of flesh and blood human beings, there is still a sense of mystery about so man aspects of their very special lives.
Read MoreThere are nuances about the royal family that are on display as a result of Queen Elizabeth II's death. Here is why they took several cars to her procession.
Read MoreKing Edward I had the Coronation Chair made in the early 14th century.
Read MoreAt Queen Elizabeth II's funeral on September 19, there will be representatives from all over the world in attendance. These three countries, however, will not.
Read MoreOn Wednesday, the Port of Liverpool will take a moment to honor Queen Elizabeth II as well. The tribute will take place just before 2 p.m. local time.
Read MoreWhen Queen Elizabeth II died at the age of 96, it set into motion Operation London Bridge — a series of protocols to be followed in the event of her death.
Read MoreIn the wake of Queen Elizabeth II's death, the world can't help but wonder where she came from and what her life was like before she rose to power.
Read MoreWith the queen's death, The British Army notes the Number 7 Company Coldstream Guards instantly became the King's Guard. Here's how this made history.
Read MoreWith the death of Queen Elizabeth II, at the age of 96 at Balmoral Castle in Scotland, her eldest son Charles became King Charles III of Great Britain.
Read MoreQueen Elizabeth II was renowned for numerous aspects of her life: her love of animals, especially horses and dogs, but also her love of automobiles.
Read MoreWith the death of Queen Elizabeth II, Buckingham Palace has a very green approach to the queen's memorial flowers.
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