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The Royal family watching the mens singles final

Captivated by the game, Princess Margaret, Queen Elizabeth, Sir Louis Greig and King George VI at Wimbledon. This was King Georges first visit since he competed in the mens doubles with Sir Louis Greig.
1947

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1947 Captivated Doubles Final Greig Margaret Singles Spectators Tennis Watching Wimbledon Competed Elizabeth


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In this photograph from the Illustrated London News archives, taken in 1947, we find the Royal Family intently focused on the action unfolding at the Wimbledon Men's Singles Final. Seated in the prestigious Royal Box, King George VI, Queen Elizabeth (later the Queen Mother), and Princess Margaret are all eyes and ears for the thrilling tennis match. King George VI, who is seen wearing a smart suit and a thoughtful expression, had a personal connection to the iconic tennis tournament. He had previously competed in the Men's Doubles event at Wimbledon back in 1922, partnering with Sir Louis Greig. Sir Louis, a former Wimbledon champion, is also present in the photograph, adding an extra layer of significance to the scene. The atmosphere in the Royal Box is one of excitement and anticipation, as the Royal Family watches the final moments of the match unfold. Princess Margaret, with her youthful and engaged expression, embodies the spirit of the event, while Queen Elizabeth, ever the gracious monarch, maintains her composure and poise. This photograph is a testament to the enduring appeal of Wimbledon and the special connection it holds for the British people, even for those who have competed on its hallowed courts. It is a moment in time that beautifully captures the essence of royalty, tennis, and the shared love for sporting excellence.

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