Crowds in the Market Place during the visit of Queen Elizabeth 2
The Queen visited Abingdon on the 2nd November 1956 to reopen County Hall after repair work
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Crowds in the Market Place during the visit of Queen Elizabeth 2
The Queen visited Abingdon on the 2nd November 1956 to reopen County Hall after repair work
Continue reading →Abingdon Railway Station decorated for the visit of Queen Elizabeth 2
1919 Victory March: order of proceedings
Anniversary of the Great War 1914-19: Victory March and Welcome Home of the Men of Abingdon. August 4th 1919: Order of the Proceedings
Continue reading →Celebration procession, looking west down Ock Street
The procession is probably to mark Queen Victoria’s Diamond or Golden Jubilee. Stamp on reverse: Taunt’s Photographs. Numbered in pencil 39153
Continue reading →Celebration procession, looking west down Ock Street
The procession is probably to mark Queen Victoria’s Diamond or Golden Jubilee. Stamp on reverse: Taunt’s Photographs. Numbered in pencil 39153
Continue reading →Celebrations for Queen Victoria’s Jubilee
View south across the Market Place to County Hall, with crowds and processional floats filling the square. This is likely to be for Victoria’s golden or diamond jubilee. Stamp on reverse: Taunt’s Photographs. Pencilled on reverse 39160
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