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1:21Now PlayingDate: 7th March 1957
Location: England, United Kingdom
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: GAUMONT BRITISH NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
ELIZABETH, Queen of England. Visits Harrow...Car drives up thru streets..gets out of car at school...boys lined up...boys file past Queen...Visits football field & Farm...plaques on walls..Choir(?) with orchestra sing for the Queen, for sits on platform Three cheers for her....
HARROW SCHOOL. THE QUEEN & THE PRINCE PHILIP VISIT.....Card drives up to... They get out of the car at.. Boys lined up...boys file past the Q.&.P. taking off their boaters as they pass.....Football field and farm visited by....plaques on the wall....choir....orchestra & choir (or school) sing for the Queen. 3 cheers for the Queen and the Duke
Queen Elizabeth II; Royalty
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