File:The Royal Yacht Britannia in King George Dock, Hull 13th July 1977 (archive ref CCHU-4-1-9-2) (25952853264).jpg

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English: On 13th July 1977, Her Majesty The Queen and HRH Prince Philip arrived in Hull, England, onboard the Royal Yacht Britannia, as part of the Royal Silver Jubilee tour.


At the time, Hull was part of the administrative region known as 'Humberside'.

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  • The Queen in Humberside
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  • East Yorkshire
  • Humber
  • The University Of Hull, UK
  • Yorkshire and Humberside photo
  • Hull, Holderness and yorkshire wolds
  • HEY Flickr meet
  • Visit Hull & East Yorkshire
  • Yorkshire Camera Ramblers
  • Hull City Of Culture 2017
  • Yorkshire Photography Group
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  • Her
  • Majesty
  • The
  • Queen
  • HRH
  • Prince
  • Philip
  • His
  • Royal
  • Highness
  • Duke
  • Edinburgh
  • Silver
  • Jubilee
  • 1977
  • Humberside
  • visit
  • walkabout
  • yacht
  • britannia
  • King
  • George
  • Dock
  • Hull
  • Elizabeth
  • II
  • HMY Britannia
  • Royal Yacht
  • Royal Yacht Britannia
  • John Brown & Company
Camera location53° 44′ 41.69″ N, 0° 16′ 17.4″ W Kartographer map based on OpenStreetMap.View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMapinfo

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current09:30, 3 November 2016Thumbnail for version as of 09:30, 3 November 20161,945 × 1,369 (246 KB)East Riding Archives, Set 72157667283993001, ID 25952853264, Original title The Royal Yacht Britannia in King George Dock, Hull 13th July 1977 (archive ref CCHU-4-1-9-2)
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