Floral painted chair, 2.Modern bell, 3.Old green sofas, 4. In the final photograph released of the Queen publicly earlier this week, the monarch could be seen inside the drawing room at Balmoral (pictured: 1. The historic audience was the first time that the 96-year-old monarch had carried out the key duty at her retreat in Aberdeenshire, rather than at Buckingham Palace. The image was snapped during a historic meeting between the monarch and incoming Prime Minister Liz Truss, who was yesterday announced as the new leader of the Conservative Party. She maintained many of the property's traditional pieces, including a set of white figurine candlestick holders, which are believed to have been installed by the Queen's great-great grandmother, Queen Victoria more than 150 years ago. In the final photograph released of the Queen publicly earlier this week, the monarch could be seen inside the drawing room at Balomoral. Here FEMAIL reveals how the Queen kept the places where she spent most of her time - with touching personal items and treasured possessions steeped in royal history. She decorated each of her privates spaces with trinkets, family photographs and artwork which was sentimental to her. Meanwhile Buckingham Palace was her official residence in London, where she hosted many garden parties for members of the public over the years. Just days before her passing royal watchers were offered a glimpse into the house when the monarch welcomed Liz Truss to her Drawing Room at the property.īut it was far from the only residence where the Queen spent time in recent years, with the monarch spending much of the Covid-19 pandemic at her home in Windsor Castle.
Queen Elizabeth II may have been a particularly private person, but she did occasionally offer a glimpse of her private world to the public - by sharing photographs offering an insight into her many homes.īritain's longest-reigning monarch died at the age of 96 on September 8 at her Scottish residence of Balmoral, with members of the royal family travelling to Scotland to be with her beforehand.īalmoral was among her most treasured homes, with the Queen spending many of her summers holidaying there with family over the years.
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