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Glass Frame : Queen Victoria visits maritime centre, Dartmouth in 1856. Date: 1856
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Queen Victoria visits maritime centre, Dartmouth in 1856. Date: 1856
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1856 Ceremonial Cruise Dartmouth Majesty Maritime May21 Visits Base
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Estimated Image Size (if not cropped) is 17.7cm x 12.7cm (7" x 5")
Estimated Product Size is 20.3cm x 16.2cm (8" x 6.4")
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Artwork printed orientated as per the preview above, with landscape (horizontal) orientation to match the source image.
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In the year 1856, Queen Victoria, the monarch of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, embarked on a visit to the picturesque town of Dartmouth, Devon. Accompanied by her consort, Prince Albert, and a retinue of nobility and dignitaries, the royal party arrived in Dartmouth on May 21, 1856, via the royal yacht, the HMS Victoria and Albert II. The primary purpose of the visit was to inspect the town's newly established maritime centre and naval base. The maritime centre, a hub for shipbuilding, repair, and maintenance, was a testament to the British Empire's maritime supremacy. Queen Victoria's visit was a significant ceremonial event, symbolizing the importance of Dartmouth as a strategic naval base and a vital link in the defense of the realm. Upon arrival, the Queen was greeted by the town's dignitaries and a grand procession of boats, which escorted her to the maritime centre. The Queen inspected the various vessels in the harbor, including the Royal Navy's warships, and was shown around the facilities. The townspeople turned out in large numbers to catch a glimpse of their monarch, lining the streets and harbor, waving and cheering. This photograph captures a moment from Queen Victoria's visit to Dartmouth, with the monarch standing beneath an archway, surrounded by her entourage, as she surveys the harbor and the town beyond. The image is a testament to the majesty and grandeur of the royal visit and the importance of Dartmouth as a maritime center during the Victorian era.
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