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• State Library of Queensland 7 photos & illustrations
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CO 1069-125-8

from The National Archives UK

• brian 1938 said:

  Governor Sir Evelyn Home with newly appointed Colonial Secretary Ian Macleod at Lusaka airport early 1960s. Crowd restrained by Northern Rhodesia Police Assistant Inspector and toppee-wearing constable

• brian 1938 said:

  The Governor's name was Hone not Home. Sorry! I got my agony aunts mixed up.

• Alistair J Scott said:

  This is probably the 'bare-breasted' protest at Lusaka Airport in 1960 at the start of a visit by Ian Macleod when a group of women led by Julia Chikamoneka (popularly called 'Mama UNIP) stripped to the waist in front of the British Secretary of State for the Colonies

Queen Elizabeth II passes through the streets of Brisbane

from State Library of Queensland

• Aussie~mobs said:

  Those were the days when it was safe for royalty to drive safely through a city in an open top car......not a bullet proof one as they do today.

• State Library of Queensland said:

  Aussie~mobs That's true! There seems to be a greater level of connection between the people and the visitors in all of the Royal Tour photographs.

"We Are Nature's Children Too" - Gay Pride March, [1974]

from LSE Library

• Sharon Demaria said:

  nice pic!