Queen Victoria research file Research file compiled by Max Tyler about songs with a connection to Queen Victoria. Containing: Facsimile of song sheet cover, sheet music and lyrics for 'Sixty years', written by Alma Curzon and George F. Howley, and composed by C. E. Howells. Facsimile of sheet music and lyrics for 'To celebrate the diamond jubilee', written and composed by Carl Howard and sung by Bert Radford. Facsimile of sheet music and lyrics for 'Long may she reign', written, composed and sung by F. V. St. Clair. Facsimile of sheet music and lyrics for 'Victoria, the mother of our nation', written by Paul Pelham, composed by George Le Brunn, and sung by George Lashwood. Facsimile of song sheet cover, sheet music and lyrics for 'Oh the jubilee', written and composed by James Tighe and sung by Charles Coborn. Facsimile of sheet music and lyrics for 'Yours truly', written by Harry Hunter, composed by Alfred Lee, and sung by Johnny Danvers. Facsimile of sheet music and lyrics for 'Do it no more'. Facsimile of song sheet cover, sheet music and lyrics for 'Victoria, a name that will never die', written by Tom Edwards and George Le Brunn. Facsimile of song sheet cover, sheet music and lyrics for 'God bless and keep Victoria!', written by Richard Morton and Norton Atkins. Facsimile of song sheet cover, sheet music and lyrics for 'Victoria, England's Queen', written by R. Beevers and composed by J. Sidney Jones. Facsimile of sheet music and lyrics for 'God bless the prince of Wales', written by George Linley and Brinley Richards. Bifold leaflet for a 1997 exhibition held to celebrate the centenary of Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee in 1897.