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Royal visit to Northern Ireland - examining a handloom
Princess Margaret and the Queen (Queen Elizabeth, later the Queen Mother) examining an ancient handloom on which linen had been woven for Queen Victoria at the Farm and Factory Exhibition at Castlereagh during a royal visit to Northern Ireland in June 1951. Date: 1951
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1951 Castlereagh Exhibitions Handloom Linen Loom Margaret Sep19 Weaving Elizabeth
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In this evocative photograph, Princess Margaret and the future Queen Elizabeth, later known as the Queen Mother, are seen closely examining an ancient handloom during their royal visit to Northern Ireland in June 1951. The visit took place at the Farm and Factory Exhibition in Castlereagh, an event designed to showcase the region's agricultural and industrial prowess. The handloom on which the Queen and Princess are focusing their attention had been used to weave linen for Queen Victoria over a century earlier. The intricacy and craftsmanship of the loom are evident, with its wooden frame and complex mechanism revealing the rich history of textile production in Northern Ireland. The Farm and Factory Exhibition was an important moment in the post-war recovery of Northern Ireland, providing an opportunity to showcase the region's industrial capabilities and agricultural achievements to the world. The royal visit served to boost morale and promote the region's economic potential, with the presence of the future monarchs lending a sense of prestige and excitement to the event. The photograph captures a moment of quiet contemplation and appreciation for the rich heritage of Northern Irish textile production. The Queen and Princess are dressed in elegant attire, their expressions thoughtful and engaged as they examine the intricacies of the handloom. The image serves as a reminder of the deep connection between the monarchy and the people of Northern Ireland, as well as the region's rich industrial and cultural heritage. This photograph is a poignant reminder of a bygone era, offering a glimpse into the past and the importance of traditional craftsmanship in shaping the identity of Northern Ireland. The intricacies of the handloom, the regal presence of the Queen and Princess, and the sense of history and tradition all combine to make this a truly captivating image.
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