Judy Garland was a woman who worked tirelessly and endlessly




Judy Garland waving and holding a bouquet of flowers,
as she arrives by ship to Plymouth, England in 1951.






Judy Garland worked tirelessly and endlessly as an entertainer on stage and film that spanned 45 of her 47 years of life.

Although Judy Garland is predominantly remembered as Dorothy in The Wizard of Oz, she was an exceptional singer in the movies and there are certain songs that will always be associated with her. These songs include Somewhere Over the Rainbow, Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas, The Trolley Song, It's a Great Day for the Irish, The Man that Got Away, just to name some.

There are movie stars and singers who get lost and unnoticed over time, but Judy Garland's one-of-a-kind talent and contribution to the world of entertainment will ensure she is never forgotten.








When Judy Garland wasn't at the studio for filmmaking or rehearsals,
she would sometimes pose "a typical day at home"
kind of photo for newspaper and magazine photographers.









Beautiful Judy Garland singing in her master suite, which is decorated
with photographs of her family and treasured coworkers,
included a state-of-the-art home recording machine for those days
and many books. She enjoyed reading in her spare time.









A somewhat interesting photo of Judy Garland reading The Wizard of Oz
book in the year she starred as Dorothy in the movie
that made her become a superstar.