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Queen Elizabeth II, Prince Phillip and Princess Anne

1974

Queen Elizabeth, Prince Phillip, Princess Anne were in Christchurch for the 1974 Commonwealth Games. They were staying on the Royal Brittania in Lyttelton.

Contributor’s note:
My father Geoffrey Adams was a long time Borough Councillor and on the Commonwealth Games committee.He and my mother Janice Adams are in the background of this photo. They met the Queen and her family.

Area: South East / Lyttelton

Source: Entry in the 2022 Christchurch City Libraries Photo Hunt

Source: View in canterburystories.nz

Reference ID: CCL-PH22-MaAp-001

Uploaded by: CCL Photo Hunt

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