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Wagga Wagga Post Office, Fitzmaurice Street
The shops and public buildings in Baylis and Fitzmaurice Streets were decked out with flags and bunting for the visit of Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh. The Wagga Wagga Post Office was on the route of the Royal Progress.
Wagga Wagga Public School's Annual Exhibition and Presentation of Prizes
A handwritten programme belonging to Christina MA Mackay of Tarcutta Street for the Wagga Wagga Public School's Annual Exhibition and Presentation of Prizes. The event, held at the Mechanics' Institute in Fitzmaurice Street, included an exhibition by…
Tags: 1879, Wagga Wagga Public School
Wagga Wagga Sandy Beach Swimming Carnvial
Wagga Wagga Sandy Beach Swimming Carnival which was held in 1918 at the Wagga Beach on the Murrumbidgee River. The selected images show the diving board, the water slide, the swimmers and the crowd that gathered on the bank to watch the carnival.
Tags: 1918, Murrumbidgee River, swimming, Wagga Wagga Beach
Wagga Wagga Volunteer Fire Brigade
The Wagga Wagga Volunteer Fire Brigade standing in front of the Wagga Wagga Municipal Council Chambers in Baylis Street. There are 13 men in uniform, with one man in the driver's seat of the pump cart and two men are holding up the hose trolley.
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Wagga Wagga Waterworks
Photographic postcard showing the Wagga Wagga Waterworks, addressed to Miss V Williams.
Waiting for the Queen
This keen family grabbed prime position to see the Queen - across the road from the dais outside the Wagga Council Chambers.
The Queen and Duke were due to arrive at the Council Chambers at 1.24pm; when the photographer took this shot, it's still…
The Queen and Duke were due to arrive at the Council Chambers at 1.24pm; when the photographer took this shot, it's still…
Waiting for the Queen
These keen families grabbed prime position to see the Queen - across the road from the dais outside the Wagga Council Chambers.
The Queen and Duke were due to arrive at the Council Chambers at 1.24pm; when the photographer took this shot, it's…
The Queen and Duke were due to arrive at the Council Chambers at 1.24pm; when the photographer took this shot, it's…
Waiting for the Queen
Crowds lined the verandahs of Baylis and Fitzmaurice Streets, so as to gain a vantage point to see the Queen and Duke as they passed by.
And not to be outdone by those who managed to find a spot on the pub verandahs, some people climbed out of…
And not to be outdone by those who managed to find a spot on the pub verandahs, some people climbed out of…
Tags: 1954, crowds, Duke of Edinburgh, hotel, pub, Queen Elizabeth, Royal Tour, Wagga Wagga
Waiting for the Queen
These cheerful people are lined up somewhere in Wagga Wagga on the route of the Royal Progress.
Tags: 1954, crowds, Duke of Edinburgh, Queen Elizabeth, Royal Tour, Wagga Wagga
Waiting for the Queen
These people are ready and waiting for Queen and Duke to pass by, somewhere along the route of the Royal Progress through Wagga Wagga.
The lady on the left has her hand on her camera bag, ready to pull it out quickly; the boy next to her is waiting…
The lady on the left has her hand on her camera bag, ready to pull it out quickly; the boy next to her is waiting…
Waiting for the Queen
These people, waiting for the Queen and Duke to arrive, are on the corner of Baylis and Morrow Streets, Wagga Wagga. The Lyric Music House cantilever verandah was even used as a balcony by a few people, hoping to gain a vantage point.
Waiting for the Queen
Soldiers lined the route of the Royal Progress, along with the crowds. Sadly, they weren't allowed umbrellas to help keep the sun off in the unrelenting February heat!
This photograph was taken in Fitzmaurice Street near Fossey's; across the road…
This photograph was taken in Fitzmaurice Street near Fossey's; across the road…
Waiting for the Queen
Hundreds of people waited patiently outside the Council Chambers and along the route of the Royal Progress to catch that one memorable glimpse of Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh.
The photographer is facing north, towards the Wollundry…
The photographer is facing north, towards the Wollundry…
Tags: 1954, 2WG, army, Baylis Street, crowds, Duke of Edinburgh, Queen Elizabeth, Royal Tour, Wagga Wagga
Waiting for the Queen
Those lucky enough to have grabbed a seat on this temporary stand in the Victory Memorial Gardens had a front seat to the action. The dais, where Queen Elizabeth received Wagga's dignitaries, was positioned directly across the road in front of the…
Waiting for the Queen
This temporary seating was set up out the front of the Victory Memorial Gardens in Baylis Street. The dais, where Queen Elizabeth received Wagga's dignitaries, was positioned directly across the road in front of the Council Chambers.
Waiting for the Queen
Those who had been chosen to be presented to Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh were seated here on the northern side of the dais, facing Baylis Street. We can only guess at the identities of two of the people here - possibly a Catholic…
Tags: 1954, crowds, Duke of Edinburgh, Queen Elizabeth, Royal Tour, Wagga Wagga
Waiting for the Queen
This view of Baylis Street gives a great impression of just how grand an occasion the visit was. The huge crowds, the opulent dais, the welcoming arch, the buildings strewn with coloured bunting, and even the street lined with uniformed men, all…
Tags: 1954, Baylis Street, bunting, crowds, Duke of Edinburgh, Queen Elizabeth, Royal Tour, shops, Wagga Wagga
Walter Dawson Edney
Portrait photograph of Walter ("Wally") Dawson Edney, the son of George and Bessy Edney and cousin of Clara Edney.
Tags: Edney Family