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Vickers Works Arch, Sheffield, England
Vickers Works Arch, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England. Welcoming King Edward VII & his wife to an industrial display at Sheffield 12th July 1905. Date: 1905
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12th Sheffield Vickers Welcoming
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1. Title: "A Regal Welcome: King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra's Visit to Vickers Works Arch, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England (1905)" 2.. This evocative photograph captures a historic moment in the annals of Sheffield's industrial heritage as King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra make their grand entrance through the impressive Vickers Works Arch on 12th July 1905. The monarchs were welcomed with great fanfare during their visit to the city, which was renowned for its thriving steel industry. 3. Background: At the turn of the 20th century, Sheffield was a hub of industrial activity, with Vickers, a leading engineering firm, being one of its most prominent companies. This photograph showcases the grandeur and innovation of the era, as the Vickers Works Arch served as a symbol of the city's industrial prowess and its ability to welcome distinguished guests. 4. Description: In the image, King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra, dressed in their formal attire, are seen entering the arch, surrounded by a sea of top hats and umbrellas held aloft by an eager crowd. The intricate details of the arch's design are on full display, with ornate carvings and ornamental features adorning the structure. The atmosphere is one of excitement and anticipation, as the people of Sheffield come together to celebrate their connection to the royal family and the industrial achievements of their city. 5. Historical Significance: This photograph offers a unique glimpse into the past, providing valuable insight into the social, cultural, and industrial landscape of Sheffield during the early 1900s. It is a testament to the city's rich history and its enduring legacy as a center of innovation and industrial excellence. The image also serves as a reminder of the close relationship between the monarchy and the industrial powerhouses of the time, as they came together to celebrate the achievements of the nation.
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