New Royal Bandstand, Oak Hill Park, Accrington

iBase ID

295119

Reference identifier

HAC-H01-Q41-11319-1

Title

New Royal Bandstand, Oak Hill Park, Accrington

Place

Accrington

General notes

This bandstand was originally the stand in Peel Street used by King George V and Queen Mary when they visited Accrington in 1913.

Written on the back of the postcard
Dear Friends
We received your pc and was pleased you was enjoying yourselves. It is very nice ti let us know about a landau when we are not there but I might tell you that me and John had one so don't swank too much please. yours W Walmsley & Mrs W. Walmsley.
It is addressed to
Miss Mary Bew c/o
Miss Ormerod & Miss Crankshaw
9 Richmond Road
St Annes on the Sea

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Medium

Postcard

Colour

Sepia

Year of image

Early 20th Century

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Subjects

Place Names > Accrington

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