For Nostalgia this week, we are heading back to 1954 to remind ourselves of the Royal Show that took place in Windsor that summer.
A view of the Queen arriving by car at the Royal Show in the Great Park in 1954
A woman displaying an example of lace-making on a stand promoting the craft
The show was attended by thousands of people from across the county and beyond to not only get a glimpse of Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II, but also enjoy the summer fun at the Great Park in Berkshire.
Judging in progress during the British Friesian Club's competition at the Royal Show in the Great Park
Visitors watching one of the carriage competitions
There were lots on offer for those who visited the event.
There were food and drink stands that showcased the most creative and scrumptious treats from all over the country, whilst green-fingered enthusiasts enjoyed the fantastic array of plants that too were on display.
A view of some of the visitors, walking by the bandstand at the Royal Show
The event also displayed the talents of craft makers, as many people submitted their own knitted and laced products at the Royal Show, which attracted large numbers during the festivities.
A three-tier iced cake on display in a glass case
The Queen is seen in Berkshire
In between the cattle competition and the carriage contest, the arrival of the Queen led to huge cheers from the crowd as Her Majesty, who was in the second year of being the leader of the United Kingdom, waved at crowd members as she too seemed to enjoy the event.
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