1964, Cynthia & Julian Lennon at their home in Weybridge, England

January 1966 - Cynthia, Maureen, Ringo and John relaxing on 

Arnos Vale Beach while on holiday in Tobago.

I'm back! Sorry for the long hiatus :)

1965, Hanging out at Kinfauns

 Various pictures of Cynthia & her second husband, Roberto Bassanini.

Julian was very fond of him.

1966 french article about John, Cyn, Ringo & Mo's trip to Trinidad & Tobago

1982 - Julian Lennon's 19th bday at Stingfellow nightclub

Cynthia, John and unidentified man. Truth About The Beatles Girls thinks this is "from the brief spur-of-the-moment New Years 1968 holiday to Morocco on which John invited Victor Spinetti after saying he was cold and wanted to go somewhere warm. John, Cyn and Victor flew from London to Casablanca, Morocco on December 29, 1967 and spent New Years in Marrakesh"

1966, Crappy tiny pics of John & Cyn heading back home (I've never seen them, ever).

"Madrid, John Lennon returns to England after completing the film

'How I Won the War'. In the image, the singer arrives to the Barajas airport"

Mini french article included in an issue of Mademoiselle Âge Tendre

December 1st, 1967 - Pattie, unknown, Cynthia & John at a UNICEF gala in Paris.

1966

"January 1966 - John, Cynthia, Maureen and Ringo posing for the press on Arnos Vale Beach in Tobago. London newspaper clipping". Originally posted by Truth About The Beatles' Girls. 

1965, Help! premiere.

Super HQ versions 

(click + right click + open in new tab to see full size)

John, Cynthia, George and Pattie at Apple Boutique opening 1967

Posted by beataholic925 (Tumblr).

Posted this years ago but this version is way better.

1990s (if I'm not mistaken).

1964, Cyn with baby Julian (click to see a larger size)

 Traveling Beatles

29th July 1965 - Cynthia arrives at the premiere of The Beatles’ film ‘Help!’ 

at the London Pavilion Theatre, Piccadilly Circus

Super HQ version :)

"John Lennon, one of the Beatles, and his wife, Cynthia, are shown in a night spot after the visiting British Rock 'N' Rollers made their New York debut Sunday, February 11, 1964.   Paul McCartney is behind Lennon"