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Royal wedding at Balcombe, Sussex
The general interest in the wedding of Lady May Cambridge and Captain Henry Abel Smith, Royal Horse Guards, in the little village church of Balcombe, in Sussex: members of the very large crowd which gathered along the roads watching the arrival at St. Mary's of the bride and her father, the Earl of Athlone. The parish is situated in Brantridge Park, the country residence of the bride's parents
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Entrance to Castle Harbour Hotel, Tuskers Town, Bermuda. Date: circa 1950s
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Luc-sur-Mer, La Rue de la Mer, terrace of Hotel des Familles
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Electric Avenue, Brixton, London
Electric Avenue, Brixton, London - note the delightful arcade-style covering of the sheltered walkways, providing shelter to the shopfronts. Famed (and named) for being one of the first streets in Britain to be lit by electricity. Date: 1908
1900s, 1908, Arcade Style, Avenue, Awning, Bonanza, Brixton, Canopies, Covering, Drug, Electric, Electrified, Glass, Iron, Lighting, Lights, London, Oct18, Parkers, Parkes, Shelter, Sheltered, South, Stores, Street, Walkways

Italy. Rome. Points of subjection to tension the awning that
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Naples. View of a city street in the early 19th century. Ita
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National Male Pilgrimage to Lourdes, France
The huge National Male Pilgrimage to Lourdes - 18th-22nd April 1899. Worshippers in the Place De La Basilique. The organisers of this great pilgrimage hoped and wished to see 30, 000 men before the Grotto at Lourdes, but the result was far beyond expectation. During these days of pilgrimage the Railway Companies collected 66, 000 tickets from men alone at the Lourdes Railway Station. Unlike the National Pilgrimage which visited Lourdes every August, (during the Octave of the Assumption) this gathering was not composed of sick people and their friends coming to look for the cure of bodily suffering and restoration to health. This was a gathering of men in their full health and vigourassembled at Lourdes to honour the Immaculate Virgin, who has "shown herself so mindful of France, and who has striven so patiently to keep the faith in that great country". Date: 1899
© Mary Evans / Grenville Collins Postcard Collection