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The Prince of Wales visiting a miners cottage in the Northeast of England, 1929 (1936)
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The Prince of Wales visiting a miners cottage in the Northeast of England, 1929 (1936)
The Prince of Wales visiting a miners cottage in the Northeast of England, 1929 (1936). The Prince during a tour of the mining districts of Durham and Northumberland. From Edward The Eighth - Our King, by A.V. Groom. [Allied Newspapers Limited, London, 1936]
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Av Groom Bowler Hat Coal Industry Coal Miner Coal Mining Duke Of Windsor Durham Edward Viii Groom Hrh The Duke Of Windsor King Edward Viii King Of Great Britain Miner Mining Northumberland Overcoat Prince Edward Prince Edward Of Wales Prince Of Wales Royal Family Visiting Coalfield
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In this photo print, we catch a glimpse of history as The Prince of Wales pays a visit to a humble miners cottage in the Northeast of England. Captured in 1929 but published in 1936, this image showcases an important moment during the Prince's tour of the mining districts of Durham and Northumberland. Dressed impeccably in his signature bowler hat and overcoat, The Prince exudes regal charm as he engages with the local community. Standing alongside him is a young child, perhaps representing the future generation that will be shaped by the coal industry prevalent in this region. The photo offers us a window into early 20th-century Britain, where industry thrived and hardworking men toiled underground to fuel the nation's progress. It symbolizes not only The Prince's dedication to understanding different sectors of society but also highlights the significance of coal mining within British culture. This monochrome snapshot captures both royalty and commoners united by their shared heritage. As we gaze upon this historical artifact today, it serves as a reminder of our past struggles and triumphs while honoring those who played vital roles in shaping our country's industrial landscape. With its rich symbolism and timeless appeal, this print invites us to reflect on our collective history and appreciate how far we have come since those days when kings walked among miners' cottages.
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