William Lyon Mackenzie King visual chronology

King at age 2.

Age 6, with his brothers and sisters.

Age 12, with his brother Macdougall.

17th birthday.

Age 25.

Age 30.

Age 36.

Age 40.

Age 45.

Age 52.

Age 58.

Age 62.

Age 67.

Age 73.

With friends at the University of Toronto, ca 1891-1896.

Portrait with his father, John King, and brother, 1899.

Studying while working on his Ph.D. at Harvard University, 1899.

At unveiling of the memorial to Henry Albert Harper, 1905.

Campaigning during his first election campaign, 1908.

Riding an elephant in India, 1909.

With Sir John Jordan in China, 1909.

With Sir Wilfrid Laurier, 1912.

With John D. Rockefeller, Jr., 1915.

At the Liberal convention, shortly before he was first elected as leader of the Liberal Party of Canada, 1919.

Enjoying nature, 1923.

Traveling to the Imperial Conference, 1923.

With the Prince of Wales, 1924.

On the campaign trail, 1926.

With George V at the Imperial Conference, 1926.

Speaking at the inauguration of the Peace Tower carillon, 1927.

At the Dominion-Provincial Conference, 1927.

Signing the Dominion-Provincial Agreement on Old Age Pensions, 1928.

Signing the Kellogg-Briand Pact, 1928.

Meeting with Winston Churchill, 1929.

With R.B. Bennett, 1933.

At the installation of Lord Tweedsmuir as Governor General of Canada, 1935.

Signing free trade agreement with the U.S., alongside Franklin D. Roosevelt, 1935.

With Franklin D. Roosevelt, 1936.

At the All German Sports Competition during his visit to Nazi Germany, 1937.

Meeting German foreign minister Konstantin von Neurath during his visit to Nazi Germany, 1937.

With Henri Gouraud at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Paris, 1937.

In court dress to greet the king and queen, 1939.

Shaking hands at banquet celebrating King's 20th anniversary as leader of the Liberal Party of Canada, 1939.

Addressing the Canadian people following an emergency cabinet meeting held to discuss the British declaration of war, 1939.

Inspecting RCAF aircraft, 1940.

Inspecting Royal Canadian Navy ship, 1940.

Signs the Great Lakes - St. Lawrence River Basin Development Agreement with the U.S., 1941.

With Winston Churchill, 1941.

Addressing soldiers, 1941.

Address during King's Western Tour, 1941.

Leading Canadian delegation in England to discuss war planning, 1941.

Voting during the plebiscite on overseas conscription, 1942.

Signing Alaska Highway agreement with the U.S., 1942.

Greeting George Beurling, 1942.

With Franklin D. Roosevelt and Winston Churchill at the Quadrant Conference, 1943.

Introducing Franklin D. Roosevelt on Parliament Hill, 1943.

With other Commonwealth prime ministers, 1944.

Addressing the British Parliament, 1944.

With Charles de Gaulle, 1944.

With James Ralston at banquet celebrating King's 25th anniversary as leader of the Liberal Party of Canada, 1944.

Addressing the Canadian people on VE Day, May 1945.

The return of General Crerar to Canada following the end of World War II, August 1945.

In parade on Parliament Hill on VJ Day, Aug. 1945.

With Harry S. Truman and Clement Attlee to discuss the atomic bomb, Nov. 1945.

With Clement Attlee, Nov. 1945.

Signing loan agreement with the United Kingdom, 1946.

In the London Victory Parade of 1946.

Representing Canada at the Paris Peace Conference, 1946.

With Paul Martin, Sr. at the opening session of the United Nations General Assembly, 1946.

Meeting with Harry S. Truman, 1946.

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On his way to the opening of Parliament, 1947.

With Harry S. Truman on Parliament Hill, 1947.

Negotiating Newfoundland's entrance into Confederation, 1947.

Addressing the convention of the Liberal Party of Canada for the last time as leader, 1948.

With F.G. Bradley and Joey Smallwood, 1948.