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The Queen's visits to the Humber business community
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Scunthorpe - June 27th, 1958 QUEEN VISITS TO LINCOLNSHIRE - MEMORY LANE / FLASHBACK / GRIMSBY TELEGRAPH SCUNTHORPE TELEGRAPH Images of a visit by HM the Queen and Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, to Scunthorpe on June 27th, 1958. They visited the Steel works at Appleby-Frodingham, the rolling mill at Frodingham, the Lindsey Technical College, the Central Park in Scunthorpe, opened the Scunthorpe Civic Theatre and were seen by wellwishers when they passed through Normanby and Winterton. Date - June 27th, 1958 Caption - Queen Elizabeth II on a Royal Visit to Scunthorpe on June 27th, 1958, meets management at the Appleby-Frodingham Steelworks. Copyright: British Steel Corporation5 of 25 ![]()
David Joy, left, the British Steel Corporation's Scunthorpe director, accompanying the Queen when she came to tour the new Anchor steelworks in May 19746 of 25 ![]()
Being presented to the Queen during her visit to open Scunthorpe's new Anchor steelworks in 1984. British Steel Corporation chairman Sir Monty Finniston is on the right7 of 25 ![]()
The Queen during her visit to open the new Anchor steelworks in 1974, with British Steel Corporation chairman Sir Monty Finniston8 of 25 ![]()
Barton - July 17th, 1981 QUEEN VISITS TO LINCOLNSHIRE - MEMORY LANE / FLASHBACK / GRIMSBY TELEGRAPH SCUNTHORPE TELEGRAPH Images of a visit by HM the Queen to open the Humber Bridge on July 17th, 1981. Accompanied by the Duke of Edinburgh, she visited the control centre on the northbank and also Barton area on the southbank, where she met local dignitaries and the public. Date - July 17th, 1981 Caption - FLASHBACK - SC AND GY TELEGRAPH COPYRIGHT - ARCHIVE LIBRARY IMAGES SUBJECT - Official opening of the Humber Bridge by HM The Queen. DATE - 17th July, 1981 The visit of the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh to the opening of the Humber Bridge, Barton. July 17, 1981-CF-9 of 25 ![]()
Barton - July 17th, 1981 QUEEN VISITS TO LINCOLNSHIRE - MEMORY LANE / FLASHBACK / GRIMSBY TELEGRAPH SCUNTHORPE TELEGRAPH Images of a visit by HM the Queen to open the Humber Bridge on July 17th, 1981. Accompanied by the Duke of Edinburgh, she visited the control centre on the northbank and also Barton area on the southbank, where she met local dignitaries and the public. Date - July 17th, 1981 Caption - Telegraph file picture The visit of the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh to the opening of the Humber Bridge, Barton. July 17, 198110 of 25 ![]()
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GrimsbyRoyalDock Grimsby Royal Dock - May 19th, 1993 QUEEN VISITS TO LINCOLNSHIRE - MEMORY LANE / FLASHBACK / GRIMSBY TELEGRAPH SCUNTHORPE TELEGRAPH Images of a visit by HM the Queen and Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, to Grimsby and Stallingborough in Lincolnshire, on May 19th, 1993. The royal couple arrived to the port on the Royal Yacht, Britannia, and landed at the Royal Dock basin slipway before the Queen officially opened the new 拢20 million plant, then world's largest and most advanced compressed gas facility at BOC, Stallingborough. The Duke of Edinburgh visited the Youth Service Centre on Heneage Road in Grimsby, as part of the Duke of Edinburgh Award Scheme. Date - May 19th, 1993 Caption - The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh arrive at Grimsby at the Royal Dock slipway and are greeted by the Lord Lieutenant of Humberside, Tony Bethell, who introduced the royal party to local dignitaries. They were transported from the Royal Yacht, Britannia, by royal launch and were welcomed by a guard of honour of Sea Cadets. The couple then departed to their separate engagements. The Queen, accompanied by the Duke and escorted by the Lord Lieutenant of Humberside, Mr Tony Bethell, passes by a parade of local Sea Scouts when she stepped ashore at Grimsby's Royal Dock.13 of 25 ![]()
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StallBOC Grimsby BOC Stallingborough - May 19th, 1993 QUEEN VISITS TO LINCOLNSHIRE - MEMORY LANE / FLASHBACK / GRIMSBY TELEGRAPH SCUNTHORPE TELEGRAPH Images of a visit by HM the Queen and Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, to Grimsby and Stallingborough in Lincolnshire, on May 19th, 1993. The royal couple arrived to the port on the Royal Yacht, Britannia, and landed at the Royal Dock basin slipway before the Queen officially opened the new 拢20 million plant, then world's largest and most advanced compressed gas facility at BOC, Stallingborough. The Duke of Edinburgh visited the Youth Service Centre on Heneage Road in Grimsby, as part of the Duke of Edinburgh Award Scheme. Date - May 19th, 1993 Caption - The Queen visits the BOC plant in Stallingborough to officially open the 拢20-million special gas facility, then world's largest and most advanced compressed gas facility in the world. Dr. Deb Chatterji, managing director technology of the BOC group, explains a process to the Queen, watched by the Lord Lieutenant of Humberside, Tony Bethell.15 of 25 ![]()
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StallBOC Grimsby BOC Stallingborough - May 19th, 1993 QUEEN VISITS TO LINCOLNSHIRE - MEMORY LANE / FLASHBACK / GRIMSBY TELEGRAPH SCUNTHORPE TELEGRAPH Images of a visit by HM the Queen and Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, to Grimsby and Stallingborough in Lincolnshire, on May 19th, 1993. The royal couple arrived to the port on the Royal Yacht, Britannia, and landed at the Royal Dock basin slipway before the Queen officially opened the new 拢20 million plant, then world's largest and most advanced compressed gas facility at BOC, Stallingborough. The Duke of Edinburgh visited the Youth Service Centre on Heneage Road in Grimsby, as part of the Duke of Edinburgh Award Scheme. Date - May 19th, 1993 Caption - The Queen visits the BOC plant in Stallingborough to officially open the 拢20-million special gas facility, then world's largest and most advanced compressed gas facility in the world. The Queen with Philip Aiken, managing director of BOC 海角视频 Gases Division.17 of 25 ![]()
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StallBOC Grimsby BOC Stallingborough - May 19th, 1993 QUEEN VISITS TO LINCOLNSHIRE - MEMORY LANE / FLASHBACK / GRIMSBY TELEGRAPH SCUNTHORPE TELEGRAPH Images of a visit by HM the Queen and Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, to Grimsby and Stallingborough in Lincolnshire, on May 19th, 1993. The royal couple arrived to the port on the Royal Yacht, Britannia, and landed at the Royal Dock basin slipway before the Queen officially opened the new 拢20 million plant, then world's largest and most advanced compressed gas facility at BOC, Stallingborough. The Duke of Edinburgh visited the Youth Service Centre on Heneage Road in Grimsby, as part of the Duke of Edinburgh Award Scheme. Date - May 19th, 1993 Caption - The Queen visits the BOC plant in Stallingborough to officially open the 拢20-million special gas facility, then world's largest and most advanced compressed gas facility in the world. Seven-year-old Luke Shaw and his sister Carly (five) present a posy to the Queen after the official opening ceremony at BOC, watched by (left) Philip Aiken, managing director of BOC 海角视频 Gases Division, Pat Rich, chairman and chief executive of the BOC group, and the Lord Lieutenant of Humberside, Tony Bethell.19 of 25 ![]()
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VISITS OF HRH QUEEN ELIZABETH TO HULL AND EAST YORKSHIRE QUEEN ROYAL VISIT TO HULL ON NOVEMBER 16TH, 2017 HRH Queen Elizabeth, visited Hull on November 16th, 2017, as part of the City of Culture celebrations for the year. She arrived at the Paragon Interchange where she was greeted my well wishers, civic dignitaries and the Lord Mayor of Hull, Councillor John Hewitt. Her visit also included the University of Hull on Cottingham Road to open the Allam Medical Building and also the Siemens Gamesa wind turbine blade factory on Alexandra Dock in Hull. Here she attended the Siemens Gamesa wind turbine blade factory at the Alexandra Dock to meet staff and see the work they undertake at the renewable energy international company. Her Majesty was shown around the plant by Clark MacFarlane, the Managing Director of Wind Power and Renewables Division, Siemens PLC.21 of 25 ![]()
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VISITS OF HRH QUEEN ELIZABETH TO HULL AND EAST YORKSHIRE QUEEN ROYAL VISIT TO HULL ON NOVEMBER 16TH, 2017 HRH Queen Elizabeth, visited Hull on November 16th, 2017, as part of the City of Culture celebrations for the year. She arrived at the Paragon Interchange where she was greeted my well wishers, civic dignitaries and the Lord Mayor of Hull, Councillor John Hewitt. Her visit also included the University of Hull on Cottingham Road to open the Allam Medical Building and also the Siemens Gamesa wind turbine blade factory on Alexandra Dock in Hull. Here she attended the Siemens Gamesa wind turbine blade factory at the Alexandra Dock to meet staff and see the work they undertake at the renewable energy international company. Her Majesty was shown around the plant by Clark MacFarlane, the Managing Director of Wind Power and Renewables Division, Siemens PLC.25 of 25
