Tributes Collection (page 2)

Queen Mary inspecting tribute to East End patriotism
Queen Mary pictured in Palace Road, South Hackney, chatting to locals and inspecting a local Rolls of Honour, attached to the wall of a house in the street

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England, London, Green Park, Aircrew sculptures at the RAF Bomber Command Memorial, unveiled by HM Queen Elizabeth II on the 28th June 2012

John D arcy Monument, Clifden, Co Galway, Ireland, Monument In Memory Of John D arcy Founder Of Town

Irish National War Memorial Gardens, Islandbridge, Ireland, Irish War Memorial

DIANA, PRINCESS OF WALES COFFIN IS CARRIED FROM HOSPITAL, PARIS - AUGUST 1997

Princess Diana Death 31 August 1997 The Queen and Prince Philip arrive at Buckingham Palace. Stopping the car they go walkabout and look at the flowers as well as talking to members of the public

George Washington Bridge (specially lit for Martin Luther King, Jr. Day) Fort Lee, New Jersey, USA
George Washington Bridge (specially lit for Martin Luther King Jr. Day) seen through the silhouetted bare trees along the pathway at the Fort Lee Historic Park at dusk; Fort Lee, New Jersey

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Tributes are powerful symbols of remembrance and honor, connecting us to the past and reminding us of the sacrifices made. From Stormont in Belfast, Ireland, where the Northern Ireland Assembly stands as a tribute to democracy's resilience, to the solemn Machine Gun Corps Memorial at Hyde Park Corner in London, tributes dot our landscapes. War memorials hold a special place among these tributes. The War Memorial outside the Royal Exchange serves as a poignant reminder of those who gave their lives for freedom. Similarly, the Tunbridge Wells War Memorial atop Mount Pleasant stands tall as a testament to bravery and sacrifice. Even funerals can be tributes themselves. The funeral of General William Booth showcased how one man's life could inspire countless others towards compassion and service. Some tributes transcend individuals and represent entire nations' gratitude. The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at Westminster Abbey honors all those who have fallen in battle with dignity and reverence. Meanwhile, Henry Irving's tomb pays homage to an iconic actor whose performances continue to captivate audiences even after his passing. Tributes come in various forms beyond monuments too. In France, citizens pay their tax dutifully as a tribute to their king—a symbol of loyalty ingrained within society since ancient times. In more recent times, Queen Elizabeth II received floral tributes from her subjects in Hyde Park—an outpouring of love and respect for her reign that spans over six decades. Even historical depictions reveal fascinating aspects about tributes throughout time. Leopold Massard's handcoloured lithograph showcases servants adorned in livery during the 15th century—a visual tribute highlighting social hierarchies prevalent during that era. Lastly, orders like Knights of the Order of Golden Shield or Ecu d'Or demonstrate how ceremonial robes with gold shields on chests became symbols representing chivalry and nobility—tributes bestowed upon esteemed individuals by monarchs seeking recognition for their loyal service.