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 →Statue of Queen Victoria in Market Place
Stamp on reverse: Taunt’s Photographs. Numbered in pencil 6458, 2 ‘Abingdon The Queen’s Memorial fr above’
Continue reading →View across Market Place towards County Hall
Stamp on reverse: Taunt’s Photographs. Numbered in pencil 2766 ‘Market Place Town Hall &c’
Continue reading →View across Market Place towards Corn Exchange and Queen’s Hotel
Stamp on reverse: Taunt’s Photographs. Numbered in pencil 6013 ‘Abingdon Market Place’
Continue reading →View across Market Place towards Corn Exchange and Queen’s Hotel
Stamp on reverse: Taunt’s Photographs. Numbered in pencil 6896 ‘Abingdon Corn Exchange &c’
Continue reading →View across Market Place towards St Nicolas’ Church
Stamp on reverse: Taunt’s Photographs. Numbered in pencil 7615 ‘Abingdon Market Place & Statue’ Statue of Queen Victoria in foreground
Continue reading →Abbey Gateway from the east
View west through the Abbey Gateway towards the Market Place and County Hall. Stamp on reverse: Taunt’s Photographs. Numbered in pencil 4606 4
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
Continue reading →County Hall from the north
View of County Hall from the north across the Market Place, including statue of Queen Victoria Stamp on reverse: Taunt’s Photography. Numbered in pencil 6620.
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