princephillip
7 photos tagged princephillip, from 2 members of Flickr Commons.
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Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip en route to Eagle Farm Airport, Brisbane1954 from State Library of Queensland uploaded September 2022
Greeting Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh from State Library of Queensland uploaded January 2009
Royal Visit 1954 - Bathurst from Museums of History NSW - State Archives Collection uploaded August 2008
Royal Visit 1954 - Mount Victoria from Museums of History NSW - State Archives Collection uploaded August 2008
Royal Visit 1954 - Bathurst from Museums of History NSW - State Archives Collection uploaded August 2008
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Royal Visit 1954 - Mount Victoria
- Merryjack said:
- Blue Mountains Library, Local Studies said:
Royal Visit 1954 - Bathurst
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pmh_100 said:
Wherever this photograph was taken, it wasn't at Central. The wooden building in the background indicates that it was taken at a suburban or country location.
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Nev said:
pmh_100 I agree, there were not any wooden buildings like this at Central Railway station.
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Alex W said:
This is the Governor-General's Carriage, which was occupied by the newly appointed Queen Elizabeth II and her husband, Prince Phillip during their 1954 tour.
Queen Elizabeth II steps out at Farm Cove, Sydney for the Royal Visit, 1954
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Nev said:
I remember it well as a 9 year old spectator with my parents and younger brother as part of the crowd on the eastern side of the cove. Rather exciting way back then.