See Rare Photos from Queen Elizabeth and Princess Margaret’s WWII-Era Christmas Plays

As the royal family gears up for their second Christmas in a pandemic, it’s worth remembering that they’ve adapted their holiday plans to suit the circumstances before. During the holidays amid World War II, young royals Princess Margaret and Princess Elizabeth were tucked away in Windsor, and to pass the time, they made their own fun. One activity stands out, if only for its production value: the royal sisters’ Christmastime plays. It was 11-year-old Margaret who first proposed the idea of putting on a holiday pantomimes to Royal School head Hubert Tannar. She got the idea from an earlier school… Read Full Article