Anne Griffiths

Dame Elizabeth Anne Griffiths (; 2 November 1932 – 3 March 2017) was a British librarian and archivist. She served as the personal archivist of Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh.

Early life and education Elizabeth Anne Stevenson was born on 2 November 1932 in Harrow on the Hill, London, as the oldest of four children. Her father was William Hugh Stevenson (1897–1972), who was a house master at Harrow School and a former international rugby player. Her mother was Elizabeth Margaret Wallace (1902–1985). From the age of 13, she was educated at St Leonards School, a boarding school in St Andrews, Scotland. She then trained at Mrs Hoster's Secretarial College in London. Her initial appointment was temporary, and was expected to end after the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II, but the high quality of her work led to a full-time position. Griffiths returned to work at Buckingham Palace in 1983 after her husband's death. and commander (CVO) in 1995, and finally made a dame commander (DCVO) in 2005. In 2011, she was one of the few non-royal guests invited to Windsor Castle for Philip's 90th birthday lunch. She was also a supporter of the Royal British Legion.

A stained glass window was installed in her memory in St Mark's Church in 2018. The window was created by Graham Jones and depicts a flying dove, on a background of green, blue and red.