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What images are associated with England?
Back to Symbols and flags Index England is one of the countries that make up Great Britain. Each country has its own famous places, people and objects associated with them. Many images associated with England are found on souvenirs. Most commonly depicted are the flag of England (St George's Cross), Royal Guardsmen, Double Deck Buses, Red Post Boxes, Telephone Kiosks, The Royal  Family,  Buckingham  Palace, Houses Of Parliament, St Paul's Cathedral, Policemen, The London Eye, Pub Signs and Tea. What images associated with England can you spot on the tea Cosy above? Answers at the bottom of the page. The Union Flag is a the symbol of the whole of the UK, not England alone SYMBOLS OF ENGLAND The three national symbols of England are the St. George's cross (usually seen as a flag), the red rose and the Three Lions crest (usually seen as a badge). St George's Flag, the England Flag Three Lions Emblem The three lions are on the badge of England's cricket team The three lions are on the badge of England's football team The red rose is widely recognised as the national flower of England. The red rose is on the badge of the English Rugby Union team. The oak is the national tree of England The Royal Family Queen Elizabeth Prince Charles Prince William Royal Guards (Find out about the Queen's Guards) Life Guard Foot Guard Life Guard on Horseback Beefeater On the Street Red Double Decker buses Black taxi cabs Pillar Box (Post Box) Telephone box Both the post box and telephone box have a picture of a crown on them. The crown on the postbox also has the monarchs initials underneath. We have postboxes with VR (Victoria Regina) and GR (Georgeus Rex) still in use today. Victoria Regina is latin for Queen Victorian and Georgeus Rex is latin for King George. Famous People (Find out more....) Winston Churchill Queen Victoria David Beckham Famous Landmarks (Find out more....) Buckingham Palace London Eye Big Ben Food and Drink (Find out more....) Fish and chips  Cup of tea Sports (Find out more....) Football Cricket Wimbledon (The home of Tennis) Related pages Union Flag - the symbol of the UK What is England Famous for? National Animal - Lion (seen on our coat of arms) Pubs are an important part of British life. Read more Typical English Presents (Souvenirs) Britain’s National Emblems Landmarks of England Symbols of England found on the tea cosy at the top of the page Answers Big Ben Policeman Tower of London London Eye Royal Coat of Arms Black Taxi Foot Guard Buckingham Palace Life Guard Double Decker Bus St Paul's Cathedral Pint of Beer Tower Bridge Union Flag

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