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Prince Philip visiting Tees Barrage. 18th May 1993
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Teesside Archive
Mirrorpix
Thornaby
England
TA 93 2017
Media ID 21718792
© Mirrorpix
Barrier Construction Duke Of Edinburgh Flood North Yorkshire Prevention Prince Philip River River Tees Stockton On Tees Tees Barrage Thornaby On Tees Visits
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Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, pays a visit to Tees Barrage on May 18th, 1993 - an iconic moment captured in this vintage photo print. Stepping into the heart of North Yorkshire's industrial landscape, Prince Philip is seen amidst the construction of the impressive barrier that would forever change the course of River Tees. This snapshot from the 1990s showcases not only royalty but also highlights efforts made towards flood prevention and industry development. The Duke's presence symbolizes his commitment to supporting communities affected by natural disasters and promoting progress in regions like Stockton-on-Tees and Thornaby-on-Tees. As he surveys the ongoing work at Tees Barrage, one can sense Prince Philip's genuine interest in understanding how this project will safeguard against future floods while simultaneously boosting economic growth. His visit serves as a reminder that even amidst royal duties, there was always time for him to engage with local initiatives that aimed to improve lives. The image captures a significant chapter in history when both industry and nature converged along River Tees. This photograph stands as a testament to Prince Philip's dedication towards environmental conservation and his unwavering support for regional development. It remains an enduring memory of his legacy as well as an inspiration for future generations striving towards sustainable progress.
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