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Queen Mary inspecting tribute to East End patriotism

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Queen Mary inspecting tribute to East End patriotism

Queen Mary placing flowers on a mural Roll of Honour in Balcorne Street, south Hackney. The Roll of Honour recorded the names of local men who had joined the army or navy. Date: 10th August 1916

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10th Dec15 Honour Patriotic Patriotism Roll Tribute Royal Royalty


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In this poignant image, Queen Mary, the consort of King George V, pays her respects to the East End's brave patriots during her visit to Balcorne Street in south Hackney on the 10th of August, 1916. The Queen, dressed in a dark mourning outfit, places a bouquet of flowers on the Roll of Honour, a mural commemorating the local men who had answered the call to arms and joined the British military during the First World War. The scene is one of solemn reverence, as the crowds gathered to witness the Queen's tribute to their loved ones and neighbours who had made the ultimate sacrifice. The Union Jack flies proudly from the nearby buildings, a symbol of national pride and unity in the face of the ongoing conflict. The streets are lined with onlookers, their faces a mix of hope, sadness, and pride, as they bear witness to the Queen's gesture of respect and gratitude. The Roll of Honour, a testament to the courage and sacrifice of the East End community, recorded the names of over 1,200 local men who had enlisted in the army or navy. The names of the fallen were later added to the memorial, a reminder of the heavy toll the war had taken on the community. This powerful image captures the spirit of patriotism that swept through London and the United Kingdom during the First World War, as the people came together to support their country and honour their fallen heroes. The Queen's visit to Balcorne Street served as a symbol of hope and solidarity, reminding the people of the East End that they were not forgotten and that their sacrifices would never be in vain.

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