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Queen Elizabeth II drives herself to a Sunday church service around 1979. Despite not having a driver's license, the Queen has always enjoyed driving herself and continued this practice even after a health scare in November 2021. She learned how to drive and trained as a mechanic in the Women's Auxiliary Territorial Service in 1945 during WWII. She was the first female member of the British Royal Family to serve in the military.
Queen Elizabeth II speaks with equestrian riders while awarding ribbons at the Royal Windsor Horse Show at Winsor Great Park in 1979.
Queen Elizabeth II stands talking with Prince Phillip and Prince Charles in Windsor, England, around 1979.
Queen Elizabeth II, middle, looks at Charles, the Prince of Wales, to the left during his Investiture ceremony in Gwynedd, Wales on July 1, 1969.
Queen Elizabeth II drives herself to a Sunday church service around 1979. Despite not having a driver's licence, the Queen has always enjoyed driving herself and continued this practice even after a health scare in November 2021. She learned how to drive and trained as a mechanic in the Women's Auxiliary Territorial Service in 1945 during WWII. She was the first female member of the British Royal Family to serve in the military.
Young Chincoteague ponies wrestle on Chincoteague Island, part of Virginia's Eastern Shore, in the 1970s.
A cat named Caramel sits with a visitor at the Le Louis IX cafe in Paris. This now-iconic photo first appeared in the July 1989 issue, which was entirely dedicated to France.
In the Greek village of Olympos, tradition calls for a procession of icons on the Tuesday after Easter from the Orthodox church to the cemetery. This photo appeared in a December 1983 story about Olympos, home to just a few hundred people who speak a dialect that dates back to Homer.
Staff and visitors at the Mark Twain House and Museum in Hartford, Connecticut, have reported paranormal encounters inside the historic mansion. Each October the museum offers "fact-based" Graveyard Shift Ghost Tours.
American flags adorn a former coal-company house in Shallmar, Maryland, in this picture from the October 1976 issue. In coal mining communities, the company would buy or build houses that their workers would then rent.