The bronze statue of Queen Victoria was designed and executed by Sir Edgar Boehm. It was erected in 1887 in celebration of the Queen's Golden Jubilee. The cost of £2,500 was covered by subscriptions from the people of Windsor and the surrounding districts. The base is of red Aberdeen granite.
The statue is sited at the foot of Castle Hill, Windsor.
A Red Telephone Box in selective colour. This telephone box is situated outside Windsor Castle.
Changing of the guard is a ceremony during which the soldiers guarding a major government building or state residence, like Windsor Castle in England, are replaced by a new shift. The Changing of the Guard is one of the highlights of a visit to Windsor. A band usually accompanies the Guards, although this is subject to weather conditions.
This telephone box is situated outside Windsor castle.
