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Queen Elizabeth II visits St Johns Market, Liverpool, in 1971, and gets a warm welcome from locals and shoppers. Picture taken 25th June 1971

Queen Elizabeth II plants a silver birth tree in the aromatic gardens, St Helens, Merseyside on 21st June 1977. She is watched by the Mayor. The Queen celebrated her Jubilee year this year, 1977

Queen Elizabeth II unveils the opening of the Milk Marketing Board Maelor Creamery at Marchweil, North Wales. Near Wrexham. Picture taken 21st May 1976

Queen Elizabeth II makes her way back to St Helens Town Hall after inspecting the guard of honour, St Helens, Merseyside on 21st June 1977. The Queen celebrated her Jubilee year this year, 1977

The Royal train pulls into Harlech station. Picture taken from The Ramparts of Harlech Castle. Wales Today Queen Elizabeth II and The Duke of Edinburgh visit Harlech Castle, Llandudno, Wales

Queen Elizabeth II meets the happy crowd on her walkabout after opening the Delyn Borough Council Offices in Flint, North Wales. The Queen is on her June 1977 Silver Jubilee tour of Wales

Queen Elizabeth II visits Chester Races in May 1966. *** NOTE
Queen Elizabeth II visits Chester Races in May 1966. ***NOTE : This picture possibly taken on the 4th May 1966, as The Queen is wearing a different hat than she did on the 3rd

Queen Elizabeth II visits Mollington Grange Cheese Farm, Mollington, Chester. Mr Oulton Wade explains one of the cheese making processes. Picture taken 2nd November 1979

Queen Elizabeth II, greets the crowd in North Wales. Exact location unknown but she was in Wrexham on this day, 21st May 1976 Picture taken 21st May 1976

Queen Elizabeth II at Milk Marketing Board Maelor Creamery at Marchweil, North Wales. Near Wrexham. The Queen watches the lights flicker on a giant control panel at the Marchweil Creamery

Queen Elizabeth II, in Liverpool, unveiling a plaque to commemorate the restoration of St Johnss Market. Picture taken 4th May 1982

Queen Elizabeth II in Merseyside greeting local nurses, on a walkabout. On this same day, she visited St Johnss Market. Picture taken 4th May 1982

Queen Elizabeth II in Liverpool, 2nd May 1984. On the day she visited International Garden Festival. It is not clear if this picture was actually taken at the festival

Queen Elizabeth II in Liverpool. The Queen walks past various member of Liverpools working community. Amongst them, wearing a union jack waistcoat and raising his hat

Queen Elizabeth II plants a tree before leaving Powis Castle in Wales. Picture taken 22nd April 1989

Queen Elizabeth II smiles and waves farewell to the crowd outside the Law Courts. Liverpool ***NOTE - Caption does not state that this is the Liverpool Law Courts

Queen Elizabeth II greets a member of the local brownies, at Harlech Castle, Llandudno, Wales. Wales The Queen is on her Silver Jubilee tour in Wales. 1977

Queen Elizabeth II visits The Childrens Ward at Chester Royal Infirmary. Picture taken 11th July 1957

Queen Elizabeth II and The Duke of Edinburgh lead the party down the wooden steps as the party leave Harlech Castle, Llandudno. Wales The Queen was wearing a light blue top and skirt and white hat

Queen Elizabeth II meets the Signal Corps. The Queen is on her June 1977 Silver Jubilee tour of Wales. 22nd June 1977

Princess Elizabeth at Chester. The Royal car arriving at the Cathedral, Chester. The Princess would become Queen within a year of this picture being taken. Picture taken 28th April 1951

Queen Elizabeth II, with Lord Sefton, watches her horse Garter Lady go out for the Cheshire Oaks at Chester Races in 3rd May 1966. Picture taken 3rd May 1966

Queen Elizabeth II visits Chester Races on May 3rd 1966 Picture taken 3rd May 1966

Queen Elizabeth II attends the ceremony on the Roodee, Chester, under heavy skies. Here a lieutenant protects the Queen from possible rain with an umbrella

Queen Elizabeth II is all smiles as she meets the people of Warrington, Cheshire. Picture taken 2nd November 1979

Queen Elizabeth II and The Duke of Edinburgh sit in the shade and enjoy the proceedings at Harlech Castle, Llandudno. Wales The Queen is on her Silver Jubilee tour in Wales. 1977

Queen Elizabeth II and The Duke of Edinburgh with the huge crowd behind them in Warrington, Cheshire. The local Mayor is to the left of the Queen

Queen Elizabeth II visits North Wales. Three year old Natalie Davies says " welcome" with flowers. On this same day, the Queen visited Colwyn Bay

Queen Elizabeth II in Merseyside speaking with local workers. ***NOTE: Need to check that this IS St Johns Market. The Queen is pictured unveiling a plaque at St Johns Market on this day

Boys and girls eagerly await the arrival of Queen Elizabeth II near Wrexham, Wales, on 21st May 1976 Picture taken 21st May 1976

Queen Elizabeth II waves to the crowd from the balcony at Warrington Town Hall. Picture taken 2nd November 1979

Members of The Brownies eagerly await Queen Elizabeth IIs visit to the Wrexham area, North Wales. Picture taken 21st May 1976

Queen Elizabeth II and The Duke of Edinburgh are driven though South Park, Bootle, Liverpool in their Land Rover. Picture Taken 21st June 1977

Queen Elizabeth II greets the crowd as she goes walkabout in Wrexham. North Wales Picture taken 21st May 1976

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"Queen07092015: A Royal Journey Through North Wales and Merseyside" Step back in time as we delve into the captivating moments of Queen Elizabeth II's visits to St Johns Market, Liverpool, in 1971. The vibrant atmosphere was palpable as Her Majesty graced the aromatic gardens of St Helens, planting a silver birth tree that would stand as a symbol of growth and prosperity. The Milk Marketing Board Maelor Creamery at Marchweil witnessed an unforgettable event when Queen Elizabeth II unveiled its grand opening. The regal presence extended to Harlech station, where the Royal train pulled in against the breathtaking backdrop of The Ramparts. It was a sight that left onlookers awe-inspired. As she embarked on her walkabout after inaugurating the Delyn Borough, Queen Elizabeth II met with an exuberant crowd who eagerly awaited her arrival. Chester Races became even more prestigious when Her Majesty made her appearance there in May 1966, leaving spectators captivated by her grace and elegance. Mollington Grange Cheese Farm welcomed royalty with open arms as Queen Elizabeth II paid them a visit. In North Wales, exact locations unknown but hearts were warmed by Her Majesty's greetings to adoring crowds. At Milk Marketing Board Maelor Creamery in Marchweil once again, she showcased her unwavering support for local industries. Merseyside had its fair share of memorable encounters with Queen Elizabeth II too; from greeting local nurses during a heartwarming walkabout to visiting International in Liverpool on May 2nd, 1984 - every moment etched into history forever. As she strolled past various members of Liverpool society, it was evident that Her Majesty held a special place within their hearts. Join us on this remarkable journey through time as we celebrate "queen07092015, " reliving these cherished memories shared between Queen Elizabeth II and the people of North Wales and Merseyside.