Coronation of Elizabeth II: The Coronation Annexe and Route Explained (David Eccles)

Step back to the year 1953, when London was filled with excitement and anticipation. Queen Elizabeth II was to be crowned at Westminster Abbey, and preparations were in full swing. Mr David Eccles, Minister of Works, the man behind the scenes, unveils the fascinating story of the Coronation Annexe, a temporary structure constructed at the west end of Westminster Abbey for this grand event. With original footage of Mr Eccles himself, you'll gain a unique perspective on the meticulous planning and execution that went into ensuring the success of this historic ceremony.
This video offers a brief look at the Annexe's construction, its significance, and the Coronation Route - the path which Queen Elizabeth II traveled from Buckingham Palace to Westminster Abbey. It's a remarkable glimpse into the past, bringing you closer to the magic of this momentous occasion.
#Royal #Coronation #History
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Thanks for the footage👏🏼💖where did you get it?