Lady 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

The wedding of Arabella Churchill, 22 year old granddaughter of Sir Winston Churchill to 23 year old James Barton. The Essex Unitarian Church in Kensington. Pictured, Lady Churchill. 10th August 1972

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

Lady Churchill and her daughter Mary Soames, paid a visit to Westminster Hall to watch the never ending thousands pay their respects to Sir Winston Churchill

Churchill memorial service, at Bladon Church, Oxon. Lady Spencer-Churchill with her grandson Winston arriving at the church. 30th November 1974

The Christening of Jennie Churchill, Newick Parish Church. Jennie Churchill daughter of Winston S. Churchill (Randolphs son and Grandson of Winston Churchill)

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

"Young Winston"film premiere at the Odeon Leicester Square
" Young Winston" film premiere at the Odeon Leicester Square and The Leicester Square Theatre. Pictured, actor Robert Shaw and Lady Churchill. 20th July 1972

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

Lady Churchill paid a visit to Westminster Hall to watch the never ending thousands pay their respects to Sir Winston Churchill. Sir Winston Churchill, who died on the 24th January is lying in state

Sir Winston Churchill arrives at London Airport. Lady Churchill photographed aboard the Fork Lift truck at London Airport. Sir Winston Churchill broke his thigh while on holiday in the Riviera

As Sir Winston Churchill was carried on the stretcher across the pavement between the RAF ambulance and the entrance of the Middlesex Hospital

Lady Churchill christens one of the three USA Sabre jets that will fly non-stop to Virginia. 12th May 1957

Lady Churchill. August 1962

Lady Churchill (right) arrives at the Middlesex hospital to visit Sir Winston. Centre is her daughter Mrs Diana Churchill and left is Mr Montague Browne, Sir Winstons secretary. 29th June 1962

A floral tribute to Winston Churchill. Memorial service, at Bladon Church, Oxon. Attended by Lady Spencer-Churchill and her grandson Winston. 30th November 1974

Lady Churchill arriving at Hyde Park Gate, she had been out for about an hour. Sir Winston Churchill died on the 24th January 1965. 26th January 1965

Lady Churchill leaves for a drive. Sir Winston Churchill, 90, was reported to be " slipping into deeper sleep" after suffering a stroke. 15th January 1965

Lady Churchill leaves for a drive. A momentary smile as she gets tangled in the cars safety harness, Detective Sergeant Edward Murray, the ever watchful detective comes to the rescue

Lady Churchill takes a drive while a large crowd waited outside 28 Hyde Park Gate, London. She looked very pale as she left with Mr Soames. 19th January 1965

Field Marshal Lord Montgomery today inspected the passing out parade of officer cadets at Le Mons Officer Cadet School at Aldershot

Battle of Britain Remembrance day No. 25. Mrs Winston Churchill and her son Randolph, behind is Mr Wilson. 19th September 1965

Wimbledon Championships. The Royal Box, amongst those viewing was Lady Churchill. 30th June 1965

A luncheon organised by Foyles Bookshop, held at the Dorchester Hotel in Londons Park Lane in honour of the Hon. Randolphs Churchill MBE to mark the publication of his book " Winstons Churchill

Chancellor of the Exchequer Winston Churchill poses with his wife Clementine. Circa 1929

Winston Churchill arriving at the doors of St Margarets, Westminster, on his wedding day, 1908
Winston Churchill arriving at the doors of St Margaret s, Westminster, on his wedding day, 1908. Winston Churchill (1874-1965) with fellow politician Lord Hugh Cecil (1869-1956)

The study at Chartwell, near Westerham, Kent, England. The country house of Sir Winston and Lady Churchill. Sir Winston Leonard Spencer-Churchill, 1874 - 1965

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Lady Churchill bids farewell to her beloved Barbados, leaving behind the memories of a life well-lived alongside her late husband, Sir Winston Churchill. In the company of Mrs Mary Soames and the Soames children, Rupert Christopher 1, she finds solace in their presence during this time of loss. The joyous occasion of Arabella Churchill's wedding brings renewed hope and happiness to Lady Churchill's heart as she witnesses her granddaughter embark on a new chapter in life. A visit to Westminster Hall with her daughter Mary Soames fills Lady Churchill with pride and admiration for the grandeur that surrounds them. Together, they pay homage to Sir Winston at his memorial service held at Bladon Church in Oxon. Newick Parish Church becomes a place of celebration as Jennie Churchill is christened amidst family love and support. Reflecting back on history, we catch a glimpse of Winston Churchill arriving at St Margarets, Westminster on his wedding day in 1908 - an image that encapsulates the beginning of an extraordinary journey for both him and Lady Churchill. Sporting elegance knows no bounds as Lady Churchill graces Wimbledon with her presence on June 28th, 1961; capturing hearts not only through politics but also through style. Another cherished moment unfolds as she attends the wedding ceremony between granddaughter Edwina Sandys and Piers Dixon - witnessing yet another generation stepping into wedded bliss. Eight decades mark a milestone birthday for Lady Churchill on April 1st, 1965; surrounded by loved ones who cherish every moment spent with this remarkable woman. With grace and dignity befitting her role as wife to one of Britain's greatest leaders, Lady Spencer-Churchill continues to inspire even after Sir Winston's passing on June 23rd, 1967.