Queen Elizabeth II Memorialized with Corgi-Adorned Statue on Her 98th Birthday

The statue, featuring the late Queen with her beloved corgis, was unveiled in Rutland, marking the first permanent memorial since her passing.

The seven-foot bronze statue of Queen Elizabeth II, accompanied by corgi figures, was unveiled in Rutland, England.
The unveiling coincided with what would have been the Queen's 98th birthday, attracting a large crowd and several corgis.
Sculpted by Hywel Brân Pratley, the statue captures the Queen in ceremonial attire, symbolizing her love for corgis.
Funded by local donations, the statue serves as a tribute to the Queen's 70 years of service and her affection for the Welsh dog breed.
Local dignitaries and the public attended the ceremony, which included music and a display of patriotism.