Difference between revisions of "1953 Queen Elizabeth's Coronation Celebrations"
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The following article was published in Hallmark in 1976 by the editor, [https://laceygreenhistory.com/w/index.php/Ted_Janes Ted Janes]:- . (click [[Celebrations]] for similar events) | The following article was published in Hallmark in 1976 by the editor, [https://laceygreenhistory.com/w/index.php/Ted_Janes Ted Janes]:- . (click [[Celebrations]] for similar events) | ||
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The following article was published in Hallmark in 1976 by the editor, Ted Janes:- . (click Celebrations for similar events)
"We have documentary proof of the cost of the village celebrations for the Queen Elizabeth's Coronation in 1953, and we remember quite plainly how cold it was.
On that occasion £224.1s.2d was raised from Dances, Whist Drives, Drama performances, Jumble Sales, Donations and House-to-House collections.
£173.7s.2d was spent, including £62 on the village tea and £26 on a firework display.
Of the balance £32.2s.6d was spent on purchasing a flag staff with plaque and Union Jack and presented to the Village Hall, where it was erected (alas the flag staff has not survived), and the remaining £18.10s.5d was donated to Village Hall Funds."
| 1953 Queen Elizabeth's Coronation Celebrations | |
|---|---|
| Year | 1953 |
| Village | |
| Author | Ted Janes |
| Copywrite | |
| Theme | Coronation Celebrations |
| Social Period | Category:1950's |