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RefNoKPH/DC/345
AltRefNoDC345
TitleMayor of Huntingdon (the Earl of Sandwich) and the Corporation of Huntingdon at Hinchingbrooke House. (cf
DescriptionMembers of the Corporation of the Borough of Huntingdon as at Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee, assembled outside Hinchingbrooke House, Huntingdon.
See WH1/252 and WH1/252A, which are similar images taken on the same day. In these images the members are identified as follows: back row left to right - E. Dear, F.D. Veasey, J. Brown, J.P. Maule (Deputy Town Clerk), A.C. Sweeting, R. Goodliff, R. Ashton; middle row left to right - C. Bryant, W.H. Smith, Alderman J.S. Smith, Alderman A.W. Marshall, A. Grist, H. Peacock; front row left to right - J. Goodliff, Alderman G. Thackray, Rt. Hon. The Earl of Sandwich (Mayor), Alderman C.B. Margetts, T.A. Clark. The Sergeant at Mace, standing behind the Earl of Sandwich, is Matthew Burton [taken from MD5/17/3].

This DC image is, however, identical to WH1/252B, in which additional, unidentified persons, have been added to the original group. Also compare with Accession 4230.
Date1897
CreatorNameMr. D. Cozens
RepositoryHuntingdonshire Archives

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