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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1911

Page

7

Crowns, crowds, and guards mark coronation day

London gears up for the June 22 coronation with 60 000 soldiers securing processions from Buckingham Palace to the Abbey. huge food stocks and grandstands line routes as royal readiness tightens security and spectacle across the capital.

Coronation Splendor Across London and Empire Unfolds

A vast crowd gathers as Kitchener leads 60 000 troops through London for the coronation. Royal displays in Abbey seating, 7000 official seats, 50 000 applications, and massive street arrangements frame a global pageant with American and Canadian participants, grand arches, bonfires, and electric illuminations.

Coronation day traffic timetable for royal procession

The schedule lists general traffic suspensions from 4 a.m. through the day with specific times for carriage access, route closures, and troop formations. It details the king and queen’s movements from Buckingham Palace to Westminster Abbey, coronation, and return, with traffic resuming and restrictions noted for outward and homeward routes.

Buckingham Palace Westminster Abbey Palace Royal Progress

Spectacle to Greet Royal Progress with Global Regiments

The second day of the royal progress promises a grand display with the King and Queen, their entourage, and regiments from across the empire marching through the city. The state carriage to the coronation, built in 1761 for George III, will lead the procession to Westminster Abbey drawn by eight Cream horses, with red morocco harness. The imperial crown worn for the ceremony, first made for Queen Victoria in 1838, features the Star of Africa and hundreds of diamonds, pearls, and other stones arranged in Maltese crosses and oak leaf motifs.

Buckingham Palace Prince of Wales Royal Horse Guards Palace First Life Guards Abbey Hyde Park Great Britain and Ireland India London Fangland Empire Lord Kitchener England Conenaught Land O' Cakes South Africa Canada Australia George George III Cipriani George V William IV Victoria Edward VII

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