The Queen's Diamond Jubilee: give us your best memories, says Google The project by Google and the non-profit initiative Historypin will create an interactive archive of the Queen's visits and jubilee celebrations over six decades, to which it is hoped people around the world will contribute. The collection has been boosted by photographs of items from the Royal Archives and the Royal Collection. Contributions from Buckingham Palace include a map showing the air routes for the royal visit to South Australia during the 1953-1954 Commonwealth tour and a picture of an earthenware vase presented to the Queen by the prime minister of Japan in 1975. Also included are images from the Queen's overseas trips taken by press photographers. "The interactive gallery is an amazing opportunity for anyone to be able to contribute to and celebrate the Queen's 60-year reign,"" said Ed Parsons, of Google UK. The Queen took up the theme of the huge scope offered by advances in technology yesterday, describing how it has given people the chance to understand the way others live across the globe. In her annual Commonwealth Day message the Queen said that there was now a range of opportunities to enter into the experience of people in communities that were "far removed"" from our own. Contributions to the online Jubilee gallery can be uploaded at www.historypin.com/DiamondJubilee The Telegraph is also inviting readers to send in their own photographs of the Queen: Interactive map of readers' photographs of the Queen