Baroness Clementine Spencer Churchill Collection

The wedding of Edwina Sandys and Piers Dixon. Standing to the left of Piers Dixon is Lady Churchill, grandmother of Edwina Sandys. 22nd November 1960

Lady Churchill leaves for Barbados. Her husband, Sir Winston Churchill died on the 24th January 1965. 24th February 1965

Lady Churchill with Mrs Mary Soames, and the Soames children, Rupert Christopher 1, Emma 9, and Charlotte 4. They were photographed during Sir Winstons birthday celebrations. November 1960

Lady Churchill and Emma Soames at the wedding of Richard Rhys and Lucy Rothenstein. 1959

Lady Churchill pictured at Wimbledon. 28th June 1961

Lady Churchill pictured at the wedding of of granddaughter Edwina Sandys to Piers Dixon. 22nd November 1960

Lady Churchill on her 80th birthday. 1st April 1965

Lady Churchill, wife of the late Sir Winston Churchill. 23rd June 1967

Sir Winston Churchill goes home again from hospital, pictured, his wife Lady Churchill. 21st August 1962

Lady Churchill pictured at H Gaitskell Memorial service. 31st January 1963

Lady Churchill pictured on Sir Winston Churchills 88th birthday. November 1962

A happy birthday from the Hyde Park Riders who were greeted by Lady Churchill on behalf of Sir Winston Churchill. 30th November 1960

Lady Churchill going out during Sir Winston Churchills illness. 16th January 1965

Lady Churchill with daughter Mary. 21st January 1965

Baroness Clementine Spencer-Churchill with Mrs Christopher Soames, looking at a bust of Sir Winston Churchill, at the unveiling of the bust in the Conservative Party Central Office. 4th April 1968

Lady Churchill greeted by the Duke of Norfolk on her arrival at Westminster Abbey for a Coronation rehearsals. 20th May 1953

A dinner at Madame Tussauds to celebrate the 200th anniversary of the opening of the Exhibition of Waxwork, at Baker Street, London

Eleanor Roosevelt and Lady Churchill at a Foyles luncheon. 6th April 1959

All British prime ministers of they century, or their descendants or close relatives, attended the Sir Winston Churchill Centenary Edition Luncheaon given by the Library of Imperial History at

The unveiling of the Sir Winston Churchill Statue in Parliament Sqaure. Pictured, Lady Churchill is greeted by her family at Westminster. 1st November 1973

Lady Churchill and other guests at a Foyles luncheon. 6th April 1959

Foyles Luncheon in honour of the Rt. Hon. Harold Macmillan PC FRS, to mark the publication of his book " The Blast of War" at The Dorchester Hotel, Park Lane, London

Lady Churchill, during Sir Winston Churchills 80th birthday celebrations. 30th November 1954

Lady Clemetine Churchill, left, attending the memorial service to the late Lord Avon. When she arrived at the entrance she refused to take an invalid chair

Lady Spencer Churchill celebrates her 89th birthday with a reception at the Banqueting House, Whitehall, London. The occasion also marked the launching of the Churchill Centenary Trust campaign to

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Baroness Clementine Spencer Churchill, the beloved wife of the late Sir Winston Churchill, embarked on a journey to Barbados as she bid farewell to her husband who passed away on the 24th. Despite her grief, Lady Churchill found solace in the company of Mrs Mary Soames and their children Rupert Christopher In a moment of respite from her mourning, Lady Churchill graced Wimbledon with her presence on the 28th of June in 1961. Her unwavering strength and grace were evident as she watched the thrilling matches unfold before her eyes. Another joyous occasion that brought light into Lady Churchill's life was witnessing the wedding of her granddaughter Edwina Sandys to Piers Dixon. The radiant smile adorning Lady Churchill's face reflected both pride and happiness for this union. On April 1st, 1965, friends and family gathered to celebrate Lady Churchill's remarkable milestone - her 80th birthday. Surrounded by love and admiration, she stood as a testament to resilience and wisdom gained through years lived alongside one of history's greatest leaders. Even after Sir Winston's passing in June 1967, Lady Churchill continued to honor his memory with unwavering devotion. She stood tall beside him during significant moments such as his return home from hospital or at memorial services like that held for H Gaitskell on January 31st, 1963. Lady Clementine Spencer Churchill remained an indomitable force throughout it all; even celebrating Sir Winston's birthdays without him by her side. In November of '62 when he turned eighty-eight years old, she ensured his special day was filled with warmth and affection from those closest to them both. The Hyde Park Riders extended their heartfelt wishes on behalf of many admirers during one such birthday celebration. Their visit brought joy not only to Sir Winston but also warmed Lady Clementine’s heart profoundly. Amidst all these moments, Lady Churchill carried herself with grace and dignity.