Gallacher Collection (page 2)

Coronation. Grandstands, Queen Victoria Street
Crowds take their places in the temporary grandstands lining the route of the Coronation Procession. The time is 8.10am.The grandstand on the right is parallel with the West wall of The Abbey

Coronation. Queens escort Household Cavalry
Queens escort Household Cavalry, arriving before Coronation Coach. Earl Marshall waits for Queen, with three lady attendants. 1953

Trafalgar Square Traffic - 1953
Traffic around Trafalgar Square, London - Austin A40 Somerset in foreground. Photograph taken on the day of the 1953 Derby at Epsom. 6th June 1953

Controllling Traffic - Trafalgar Square - 1953
Policeman controlling traffic in Trafalgar Square - traffic turning into Whitehall. Photograph taken on the day of the 1953 Derby at Epsom. 6th June 1953

Pleasure boats - Westminster Pier
Pleasure boats at Westminster Pier Coronation Derby Day. 6th June 1953

Trafalgar Square, London, 1953
From Trafalgar Square a view looking towards Cockspur Street, note temporary grandstand on right of picture. 6th June 1953

Coronation. Irish State Coach moves away
The Irish State Coach moves away from the West Door of the Abbey. The coach escorted by contingent of Household Cavalry. 1953

Coronation. Heads of State and VIPs arrive
The cars bearing VIPs and Heads of State queue up at the west door. A " Lady in Waiting" arrives. 1953

Coronation. Queen Mothers mounted escort
the Queen Mothers mounted escort moving off down Victoria Street. 1953

Coronation. VIPs arriving as side entrance
Unidentified female VIPs arrives at the west door of The Abbey. Ladies in Waiting ? 1953

Coronation. Markers waiting for Guard of Honour
A member of the Royal Air Force Regiment and a member of the 2nd Battalion Scots Guards, take up position as markers for the imminent arrival of the guards of honour. 1953

Coronation. The dustman makes progress
Outside the Queens entrance to the abbey, the west door, the dustman makes his way towards the main door. 1953

Coronation. Earl Marshall exits main West Door
The Earl Marshall, Duke of Norfolk, exits main door of West entrance to await Royal arrivals. 1953

Coronation Trumpeters march past Abbey
Trumpeters march past the Abbey west door going to take up position on the Coronation route. Note: all wearing waterproof cloaks. 1953

Coronation. View of spectators. Golden Sq
View of spectators at Golden Square looking at events on Coronation evening. 1953

Coronation. Coronation Coach arrives
Coronation Coach arrives at Westminster Abbey, attended by Earl Marshall.. 1953

Coronation. Close up spectators. Golden Sq

Trafalgar Square and Admiralty Arch
Trafalgar Square looking through Admiralty Arch along The Mall. Photograph taken on the day of the 1953 Coronation Derby at Epsom. 6th June 1953

Coronation. Earl Marshall waits for Queen
Earl Marshall accompanied by 3 ladies, waiting for the arrival of the Queen.The three ladies are, most likely, The Queens attendants. 1953

Coronation. Public look out of windows
Public look out of windows in Golden Square, London W1. 1953

River Thames - 1953
View from Hungerford Bridge towards the City - Festival Hall Pier on right, Waterloo Bridge crossing the Thames and St. Pauls in background. Pleasure craft on water

Coronation. A VIP Coach approaches Abbey
The Prime Ministers Procession. Churchills coach approches the Abbey greeted by an officer of the Household Cavalry and an officer of the Brigade of Guards.Churchills coach escorted by Ivth Queens

Coronation. March towards Abbey
March towards the Abbey. In the foreground the Guard of Honour mounted by The Royal Marines. The marching column is a group of members The Life Guards of the Household Cavalry on foot. 1953

Coronation. Waiting for VIP arrivals
The scene is set for the arrival of the Prime Ministers Procession. The coaches will deliver the Prime Ministers, Churchill, and PMs of Canada, Australia

Coronation. Household Cavalry escort
Household Cavalry, escort to The Queen, moves down Victoria Street. 1953

Coronation. Queen Mother enters the Abbey
The Queen Mother and Princess Margaret enters the Abbey through the West Door. 1953

Coronation. Coaches approach West Door of Abbey
A coach carrying Prime Minister Malan of South Africa arrives at Abbey West door. Escorted by South African Mounted Police. 1953

Coronation. Royal arrivals at West Door
Arrivals of members of the royal Family. West Door Westminster Abbey. 1953

Coronation. Queen enters Westminster Abbey
Queen enters West entrance at Westminster Abbey. 1953

Coronation. Wide shot of events, Golden Sq
Early evening shot of events in Golden Square, London W1. Jazz band in background. 1953

Coronation. BBC camera opposite Abbey entrance
The BBC camera on a dais in front of the Coloniual Office in Queen Victoria Street. 1953

Coronation. Coronation Coach departs
Empty Coronation Coach departs from Westminster Abbey. 1953

Coronation. Guard of Honour outside Abbey
Guard of Honour moounted by 2nd Battalion Scots Guards opposite the west door of the Abbey. The band of the Royal Marines is on the extreme right. 1953

Coronation. Band of Royal Marines
The Band of The Royal Marines march past the west door of The Abbey. 1953

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