The Royal Family are people that many of us have grown to be strangely fascinated with over the years, but they would be nowhere without the head of them all: Queen Elizabeth II. Although the Queen has plenty of important engagements to keep her occupied most of the time, it looks as though she also has some time to spend a Buckingham Palace and her other royal residences. So just where does the Queen call “home” after all?
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Buckingham Palace was first built back in 1703 by John Sheffield, and it hasn’t always been a part of the Royal Family.
In fact, it wasn’t until 1761 when George III purchased the property for his wife that it entered the prestigious family. Fast forward a few years and Queen Victoria, Queen Elizabeth II’s grandmother, was the first one to use Buckingham Palace as a home in 1837. It has been a home to the Royals ever since.
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