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Royal Wedding- processional route & leaving for honeymoon

A photograph of Princess Elizabeth and Lieutenant Philip Mountbatten leaving the Palace for Waterloo as they leave for honeymoon. On the opposite page, appears a decorative chart of the route taken by the Royal wedding procession from Buckingham Palace via the Mall, the Admiralty Arch, and Whitehall, to Westminster Abbey

Picture No
13990178
Media ID
45428970
Size
5000px x 3550px (3.0MB)
Credit
© Illustrated London News Ltd/Mary Evans
Source
The Sketch, 26th November 1947, pages 298 & 299
Date
1947

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Admiralty Honeymoon Mall Mountbatten Processional Weddings Whitehall


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