Queen's pantomime costumes displayed at Windsor Castle

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Costumes worn by the Queen as a teenager have gone on display at Windsor Castle

The Queen's pantomime costumes have gone on display as part of an exhibition at Windsor Castle.

The outfits were made for a teenage Princess Elizabeth and her sister Princess Margaret when they took part in war-time pantomimes.

It comes as a 20ft-high Christmas tree was installed in the castle's St George's Hall.

The Princesses' Pantomimes will be on display until 3 January 2022.

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Visitors can see intricate outfits from performances of Old Mother Red Riding Boots and Aladdin

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The State Apartments have been dressed with Christmas trees, lights and garlands

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A 20ft-high tree has been installed in the grand St George's Hall

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A figurine adorns the top of the Christmas tree

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