Image: Queen Victoria's Royal Barge
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Description: 1849 engraving, Queen Victoria's Royal Barge, built for Frederick, Prince of Wales, her majesty's great grandfather, and rowed by 22 men The Illustrated London News. November 3, 1849 page 293 The Queen prevented by illness, Prince Albert, with the Prince of Wales , visit London on the occasion of the opening of the new Coal Exchange in Lower Thames Street on 30 October 1849. They embarked at Whitehall Stairs and disembarked at the landing stage of London Bridge.
Title: The Royal Barge passing London-bridge
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