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1946 Princesses attend rowing regatta at Henley
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1:56Now PlayingDate: 11th July 1946
Location: England, United Kingdom
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: GAUMONT BRITISH NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
ENGLAND: Oxfordshire: Henley-on-Thames:
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ELIZABETH. PRINCESS. w. Margaret Rose at henley Regetta, watching races from their launch,
HENLEY Leander wins the grand cup, shots of the two princesses at the regatta
MARGARET .ROSE.PRINCESS. 1946 Royal Henley regatta, shots of Margaret Rose, & princess Elizabeth, watching from a Launch, shots of princess handing out prizes to the winning teams,
Queen Elizabeth II; Princess Margaret (Rose), Countess of Snowden; Royalty; Social Events; Rowing; Ships and Boats
postwar, post-war, peacetime, recreation, entertainment, crew, race, racing
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