Childhood pictures of the Queen to go on display Two vintage prints of the young Royals, taken at Adams" studio in October 1952, will appear in the exhibition for the first time. Harewood, near Leeds, has been loaned `Marcus Adams Photography from The Royal Collection` as part of the celebrations to mark the Queen's diamond jubilee. The exhibition moves to Bournemouth in the autumn, but Harewood, the family seat of the Earl and Countess of Harewood, represents the public's only opportunity to view it over the Jubilee celebrations. Adams" images will be on view in the Yorkshire stately home at the same time as a second exhibition celebrating the life of `The Yorkshire Princess`, Princess Mary. She married Henry, the 6th Earl of Harewood in 1922, and the couple moved into their beloved Harewood House in 1929. The exhibition will include displays of many personal items that were precious to her. They include gifts from heads of state and presents designed by Faberge and given to her by her royal relations. The exhibitions at Harewood open on Saturday 31 March 2012 and run until Sunday 17 June. On Tuesday, Telegraph readers can collect three free postcards of Marcus Adams' portraits of the Queen as a child. These form part of a collection of 15 postcards available all next week.