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1953 ROYAL: The first coronation garden party at Buckingham Palace
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1:10Now PlayingDate: 1st June 1953
Location: UK
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: GAUMONT BRITISH NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
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Queue of cars passing under arches along the Mall as arrving for a garden party to mark the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II
Guests arriving for first coronation garden party
Cars along the Mall
Buckingham Palace:
Guests gathered on the lawns of the gardens of the palace
Queen Elizabeth II along and greeting guests
Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, meeting guests
Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother talking to guests
Princess Margaret amongst the guests
Duchess of Kent talking to guests alongside her son the Duke of Kent and his sister Princess Alexandra
Queen tallking to guests
Crowds of garden party guests on the lawns of the palace
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