Queen celebrates the 67th anniversary of her Coronation, Check out pictures from her coronation from 1953

The Royal Family has marked the 67th 

anniversary of the Queen's coronation with a series of Instagram posts. 

The Queen, 94, was 27 year old when she was crowned on 2 June 1953 in Westminster Abbey.

It was gathered that the service was the first to be televised. 

The Queen, now 94, was 27 year old when she was crowned on 2 June 1953 in Westminster Abbey. The service, which lasted almost three hours, was the first to be televised and was watched by 27million people in the UK alone. Pictured, a portrait marking the occasion

The Royal Family has marked the 67th anniversary of the Queen's coronation with a series of Instagram posts offering surprising details about the day. Pictured, the Instagram caption

To commemorate the event, the Royal Family Instagram account shared an official portrait of the Queen in her Coronation dress and robe, as well as a series of Instagram Story posts with interesting facts about the day. 

Prince Charles, then just four years old, was the first child to watch his mother's coronation.  

The Queen is currently in isolation with Prince Philip at Windsor Castle, while other members of the royal family are living in official residences across the UK. 

One post reveals the sweet personalised invitation Prince Charles was given ahead of the event, which featured a beautiful illustration

One post, pictured, reveals how the Gold State Coach which transported the Queen and Prince Philip was pulled by eight grey horses named Cunningham, Tovey, Noah, Tedder, Eisenhower, Snow White, Tipperary and McCreery

Yesterday the Royal Family shared a photo of the Queen riding in the grounds of the castle - the first photos of the monarch released since March.