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A general view of the stadium as Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, accompanied by Mr A
A general view of the stadium as Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, accompanied by Mr A.W Marshall and Sir Rex Hodges walked up the football pitch to the cheers of dockers and their families. The Duke opened the stadium for Dockers at Breck Park, Liverpool. He named it " Edinburgh Park". 20th April 1953
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Liverpool Echo
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Liverpool
England
Media ID 21808240
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1953 Duke Of Edinburgh Stadium
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A historic moment captured in this photo print, showcasing a general view of the stadium as Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, graced it with his presence. Accompanied by Mr A. W Marshall and Sir Rex Hodges, the Duke walked up the football pitch to the resounding cheers of dockers and their families. It was an unforgettable day when he officially opened the stadium for Dockers at Breck Park in Liverpool on April 20th, 1953. Radiating regality and charm, Prince Philip named this magnificent sporting venue 'Edinburgh Park', leaving an indelible mark on its history. This snapshot from the 1950s transports us back to a time when royal visits were met with immense excitement and admiration. The image encapsulates not only the grandeur of royalty but also highlights the strong bond between dockers and their families who eagerly gathered to witness this memorable occasion. The joyous atmosphere is palpable as cheers echo throughout the stadium. Preserved by Memory Lane Prints' impeccable attention to detail, this photograph offers a glimpse into a significant chapter in Liverpool's heritage. It serves as a reminder of how sports can unite communities while honoring esteemed figures such as Prince Philip. This piece captures both historical significance and emotional resonance – truly an extraordinary addition to any collection celebrating British royalty or Liverpool's rich cultural tapestry.
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