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Home for The Coronation, Last of the coronation visitors to leave London was the Prince of the Yemen
Home for The Coronation, Last of the coronation visitors to leave London was the Prince of the Yemen

Home for The Coronation, Last of the coronation visitors to leave London was the Prince of the Yemen

Date3/1/1938
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Original Toronto Star caption: Home for The Coronation, Last of the coronation visitors to leave London was the Prince of the Yemen.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0090344F
Model in Gown for Peeress opens Sandwich Bag Coronation Ensemble is in red velvet and Ermine, Canadian visitors to Queen Elizabeth's coronation may be(...)
Model in Gown for Peeress opens Sandwich Bag Coronation Ensemble is in red velvet and Ermine, Canadian visitors to Queen Elizabeth's coronation may be(...)
2/26/1953
Home from the coronation-Rt. Hon. R. B. Bennett, Canada's Conservative leader refused to comment on the party's future leadership after his coronation(...)
Home from the coronation-Rt. Hon. R. B. Bennett, Canada's Conservative leader refused to comment on the party's future leadership after his coronation(...)
7/23/1937
Royal annex to Westminster Abbey-Work on the annex to Westminster Abby, London, which will be used as the royal entrance for the King on coronation da(...)
Royal annex to Westminster Abbey-Work on the annex to Westminster Abby, London, which will be used as the royal entrance for the King on coronation da(...)
4/30/1937
The robes to be worn at the coronation by a peeress, worn by a model at a recent London fashion show
The robes to be worn at the coronation by a peeress, worn by a model at a recent London fashion show
5/8/1937
After weeks of work, a model of the coronation procession as it will actually appear on the streets of London, has been finished by Robert G. Punter, (...)
After weeks of work, a model of the coronation procession as it will actually appear on the streets of London, has been finished by Robert G. Punter, (...)
4/1/1937
Going to London to see the Queen, Alberta will be represented at the Coronation by selected High School girls
Going to London to see the Queen, Alberta will be represented at the Coronation by selected High School girls
5/1/1937
Going to London to see the Queen, Saskatchewan will be represented at the Coronation by selected High School girls
Going to London to see the Queen, Saskatchewan will be represented at the Coronation by selected High School girls
5/1/1937
Two of the King's Indian orderly officers in London for the coronation, wearing Eruropean dress except for the picturesque turbans
Two of the King's Indian orderly officers in London for the coronation, wearing Eruropean dress except for the picturesque turbans
5/22/1937
Canadaian uniforms to be seen at coronation - The various types of uniforms which are being worn by members of the Canadian coronation contingent
Canadaian uniforms to be seen at coronation - The various types of uniforms which are being worn by members of the Canadian coronation contingent
4/24/1937
High school girls to Coronation, High School girls from every province of the Dominion will represent Canada at the Coronation
High school girls to Coronation, High School girls from every province of the Dominion will represent Canada at the Coronation
5/1/1937
Coronation troop ship sails, Decked from stem to stern with rainbow-hued bunting, a troop ship sailed from Montreal yesterday (April 28) carrying 300 officers and men to England for the Coronation
Coronation troop ship sails, Decked from stem to stern with rainbow-hued bunting, a troop ship sailed from Montreal yesterday (April 28) carrying 300 officers and men to England for the Coronation
4/1/1937
Stu and Ann Morrison and their two children needed a place to live in Metro, so they bought his home in Coronation Park for $25,235. 'It's a costing u(...)
Stu and Ann Morrison and their two children needed a place to live in Metro, so they bought his home in Coronation Park for $25,235. 'It's a costing u(...)
1/1/1967