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Investiture

Item Title	Description	Archive Date
XS/1497/9/1	The Royal Welch Fusiliers in Castle Square, Caernarfon.	July, 1911
XS/1497/9/2	Soldiers lining the Royal Route in Castle Square, Caernarfon. The Post Office behind the dais on left. The fountain, right, gaily covered with festoons.
XS/1497/9/3	Band of the South Wales Borderers leading Guard of Honour en route to Griffiths Crossing, Caernarfon. Centre back, old Y.M.C.A. buildings, now the Herald Office; fountain covered in foreground.
XS/1497/9/4	The leading mounted troops in a procession from Caernarfon Castle with soldiers lining the route. The centre building, comprising of three shops, demolished in 1916. Figures can be seen on the town ... more
XS/1497/9/5	King George V and the Prince of Wales standing on the Royal platform in front of the Queen’s Gate, Caernarfon Castle.
XS/1497/9/6	Troops lining entrance to Eastgate Street, Caernarfon.
XS/1497/9/7	J. P. Gregory’s workmen (painters) at the 1911 Caernarfon Investiture.	1911
XS/1497/9/8	Building new part of Castle Square, Caernarfon on site of houses demolished for the Investiture at Caernarfon. Appended: note of the route of the Prince of Wales.
XS/1497/9/9	Edward, Prince of Wales, on his way across Castle Square for his Investiture at Caernarfon Castle.	1911

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