Hundreds of thousands of people travelled to the capital to be part of a moment in history.
On Monday, September 19, Queen Elizabeth II made her final journey. The funeral took place at 11am at Westminster Abbey and Her Majesty the Queen will be buried with her late husband, the Duke of Edinburgh, at the King George VI memorial chapel, located inside St George's Chapel.
People from across the UK - and the world - travelled to London to take part in the historic occasion, including mourners from Merseyside. Dot Lloyd and her daughter, Jenny, were among those boarding the 7am train from Liverpool Lime Street down to London. Dot, 70, told the ECHO : “I’ve loved the Queen all my life and my daughter’s always said if anything ever happened to the Queen she’d take me to London. What other person works for 70 years?”
