No clue what does though your psychiatric drug induced mindset, but INDEPENDENCE DAY is our nation's most important holiday.
Britain's Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip celebrated INDEPENDENCE DAY with President Ford on our nation's 200th birthday.
Grow up! pic.twitter.com/zyzni9k46o
— The Daily NewsBeat (@NowMediaScott) July 2, 2021
Embed from Getty ImagesTake a look behind the scenes at the preparations for this dinner and at Queen Elizabeth's Bicentennial visit with President Ford through the White House Photographs for 7/7/1976: https://t.co/GsozVscllw
📷: https://t.co/X44Wp6hTWP, https://t.co/NLwBwr5Lw8 https://t.co/PQlos6x2nA pic.twitter.com/BhXtAt4dap
— Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library (@Ford_Library) July 9, 2020
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No clue what does though your psychiatric drug induced mindset, but INDEPENDENCE DAY is our nation's most important holiday.
Britain's Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip celebrated INDEPENDENCE DAY with President Ford on our nation's 200th birthday.
Grow up! pic.twitter.com/zyzni9k46o
Take a look behind the scenes at the preparations for this dinner and at Queen Elizabeth's Bicentennial visit with President Ford through the White House Photographs for 7/7/1976: https://t.co/GsozVscllw
📷: https://t.co/X44Wp6hTWP, https://t.co/NLwBwr5Lw8 https://t.co/PQlos6x2nA pic.twitter.com/BhXtAt4dap
A toast to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II on her 94th birthday!
📷: President Ford, Vice President Rockefeller, and #QueenElizabeth II raising their glasses in a toast at a state dinner Honoring Her Majesty and Prince Philip, 7/7/1976, https://t.co/HhGXQdxu47 pic.twitter.com/cVsezu7mkH
— Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library (@Ford_Library) April 21, 2020
Embed from Getty ImagesThe royal couple visited four countries that year. They were Canada, Finland, United States and Luxembourg. United States, 1976. The Queen and the Duke dancing with President Ford and his first lady. pic.twitter.com/Frw6mvp3jw
— RoyalistSupporter ✝️ 🇬🇧 (@ProRoyalFamily) March 1, 2021
A toast to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II on her 94th birthday!
📷: President Ford, Vice President Rockefeller, and #QueenElizabeth II raising their glasses in a toast at a state dinner Honoring Her Majesty and Prince Philip, 7/7/1976, https://t.co/HhGXQdxu47 pic.twitter.com/cVsezu7mkH
The royal couple visited four countries that year. They were Canada, Finland, United States and Luxembourg. United States, 1976. The Queen and the Duke dancing with President Ford and his first lady. pic.twitter.com/Frw6mvp3jw
— RoyalistSupporter ✝️ 🇬🇧 (@ProRoyalFamily) March 1, 2021
President Gerald Ford and First Lady Betty Ford hosted a State Dinner in honour of the Queen (wearing Queen Alexandra’s Kokoshnik Tiara, the Greville Chandelier Earrings, George VI Festoon Necklace, and the Order of the Garter) and Duke of Edinburgh (in the Order of the Garter and Order of Merit) in the Rose Garden of the White House on this day in 1976, followed by dancing in the East Room, during the Queen and Duke of Edinburgh’s State Visit to celebrate the bicentennial of the United States, which included a lavish Return Banquet at the British Embassy.
The President and First Lady had hosted King Juan Carlos and Queen Sofia of Spain the previous month, as part of the bicentennial celebrations.
https://twitter.com/jetpack/status/1281281105216208896
Queen Elizabeth was also #ArchivesPenPals with President Ford. Her letter accepting the President's invitation to pay a state visit for the celebration of America's Bicentennial in July 1976 is a staff favorite here!
📃: https://t.co/ZW4BBGDJki pic.twitter.com/abUWiUfoxk
— Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library (@Ford_Library) April 3, 2020
Queen Elizabeth was also #ArchivesPenPals with President Ford. Her letter accepting the President's invitation to pay a state visit for the celebration of America's Bicentennial in July 1976 is a staff favorite here!
📃: https://t.co/ZW4BBGDJki pic.twitter.com/abUWiUfoxk
I Think Queen Elizabeth II looked downright divine at British State Dinner at the White House, 1976
God Bless Queen Elizabeth II