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Mayor Leonard D. V. Wordingham attending the Reach Fair
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Mayor Leonard D. V. Wordingham attending the Reach Fair
Mayor Leonard D. V. Wordingham attending the Reach Fair, May 18th 1959
In 1201 King John granted a charter for the holding of a fair in Reach. It was originally to be held on Rogation Monday but has since been changed to the early May Bank Holiday. According to original custom, it is opened by the Mayor of Cambridge accompanied by the Aldermen in full regalia
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Cambridge News
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Reach
Cambridgeshire
England
Media ID 21815046
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1959 Anglia Cambridgeshire Chains Of Office Customs Fair Fifties Mace Bearer
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Mayor Leonard D. V. Wordingham, adorned in his prestigious chains of office, graces the Reach Fair with his presence on May 18th, 1959. This print captures a moment frozen in time from the heart of Cambridgeshire's rich history. Dating back to 1201 when King John granted a charter for its establishment, the Reach Fair has stood as an enduring testament to tradition and community spirit. Originally scheduled for Rogation Monday but later moved to the early May Bank Holiday, this fair holds deep significance for locals who eagerly await its arrival each year. In this nostalgic image, Mayor Wordingham stands tall amidst a sea of excited children and curious onlookers. His regal attire symbolizes not only his esteemed position but also serves as a reminder of the fair's importance within Cambridge's cultural fabric. Accompanied by Aldermen in their own splendid regalia, Mayor Wordingham dutifully fulfills his role as he officially opens the festivities. The mace bearer at his side adds an air of grandeur to this historic occasion. As we gaze upon this snapshot from yesteryears' fifties England, memories come flooding back – childhood laughter echoing through bustling streets filled with vibrant stalls and enchanting rides that ignite imaginations. This print from Memory Lane Prints invites us into a world where customs are cherished and traditions endure against the backdrop of evolving times. It is a visual testament to our shared
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