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Old Footage of Old Images of Shrewsbury, Shropshire

 

Shrewsbury Castle Opened (1926)



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Princes Mary (1926)

In 1926, the new wing of the Salop Eye and Ear Hospital was opened by Princess Mary, who later became the Princess Royal. The visit included and inspection of a troop of Girl Guides.



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The Last Journey (1927)

Local streets appear in 1927 footage about the funeral of the Marquess of Cambridge, the Queen's brother.



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Shrewsbury 1930s Floral Fetes



Shrewsbury Floral Fete (1933) - British Pathé on YouTube





Shrewsbury Floral Fete (1935) - British Pathé on YouTube



Shrewsbury Floral Fete (1938) - British Pathé on YouTube

Shrewsbury (1948)



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Shrewsbury Show (1949)



Princess And Duke At 'shrewsbury Show' (1949) - British Pathé on YouTube



Princess Elizabeth attends Shrewsbury royal show (1949) - British Pathé on YouTube

Shrewsbury Show (1949)



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Father Xmas



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Queen at Shrewsbury (1952)



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New Spire for Market Hall (1963)



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Floods (1964)



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Hovercraft Rally (1968)



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