Winston Churchill Collection

Winston Churchill at home in his library in Chartwell Westerham Kent 1939

Winston Churchill building a wall at his house Chartwell near Westerham Kent. At one time he held a card in Amalgamated Union of Building Trade Workers c 1930

Winston Churchill at the Kent Agricultural Show in Maidstone 15th July 1948

Mr and Mrs Winston Churchill at The Christening of Their Grandchild Mr and Mrs Winston Churchill travelled down to Fletching, Sussex, for the christening of their grandchild, Emma Mary

The Queue Grows The queue to see Sir Winston Churchill lying in state at Westminster Hall. By midday, the queue stretched over Lambeth Bridge

A signed portrait of Winston Churchill taken by John Topham at Chartwell. 1953

Freedom of Dover for Churchill Winston Churchill inspecting the guard of honour by the Buffs ( Royal East Kent Regiment ) outside Dover Town Hall, whilst receiving the Freedom of the Port

Churchill Goes to Chequers, 1953 This afternoon the Prime Minister left his private home at Chartwell, Westerham, Kent, to go to Chequers - the official country residence of the Prime Minister

Churchill with Christopher Soames and Anthony Eden on his farm at Chartwell in Westerham Kent 1950

Mr Winston Churchill at the carnival today in Westerham Kent, the town where Mr Churchill has his private country home. The Carnival Queen was presented to him, she is Miss Jacqueline Musaphia

Sir Winston Churchill at the Kent Cherry and Soft Fruit Show in July 1948 when he helped himself to some of the prize winning fruit

Queen Attends St Pauls Cathedral. From the pulpit in St Pauls Cathedral the Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Fisher, preaches the sermon at the Coronation thanksgiving service today

Mr Churchill Receives Freedom Of The Borough Of Brighton He was received by the Mayor, the Lord Lieutenant of the County and others

Churchill Launches Appeal Mr Churchill Launches a £1, 000, 000 for the restoration
Churchill Launches Appeal Mr Churchill Launches a £ 1, 000, 000 for the restoration of Westminster Abbey, which was built 950 years ago by Edward the Confesser

Embassies Mourn Sir Winston The Union Jack flies at half mast over the British Embassy building in Washington as a tribute to Sir Winston Churchill, who died shortly after 8 am at his London home

Chartwell, Mr Churchills New Home at Westerham. 2 October 1922

10th anniversary of the Armistice. Members of the government at the Cenotaph, London. 11 November 1928

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