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Cheapside Cross as it appeared in 1547, depicted here on the occasion of the Coronation
Cheapside Cross as it appeared in 1547, depicted here on the occasion of the Coronation of Edward VI. Date: 20th February 1547
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This evocative image captures Cheapside Cross as it stood in 1547, during the historic occasion of the coronation procession of King Edward VI. The young monarch, just 9 years old, ascended to the English throne following the death of his father, King Henry VIII, on January 28, 1547. His coronation took place on February 20, 1547, in Westminster Abbey, marking the formal investiture of his regal duties. The scene depicted here showcases the grandeur and pageantry of the event as the procession made its way through the bustling streets of London. Cheapside Cross, a prominent landmark in the city, served as a significant stop on the route. The cross, a symbol of religious and civic importance, was adorned with rich fabrics, banners, and pennons, reflecting the opulence of the royal occasion. The crowds that gathered to witness the procession are a testament to the people's loyalty and support for their new king. The image also reveals the vibrant and lively atmosphere of London's streets during this period, with merchants, craftsmen, and townspeople lining the route to pay their respects to the young monarch. The Coronation of Edward VI was a pivotal moment in English history, and this photograph offers a fascinating glimpse into the grandeur and pageantry of the event as it unfolded in the heart of London over 475 years ago.
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