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Victoria stone plaque

Commemorative plaque
Victoria stone plaque
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This stone commemorative plaque records: (1) This stone is placed here by the parishioners and minister of Puttenham to commemorate the visit of Queen Victoria 7th day of July 1858 (2) Commemoration of The Queen's Diamond Jubilee 1897 (3) Restored for the commemoration of the coronation of Queen Elizabeth 2 (4) This plaque was unveiled by H.R.H, The Earl of Essex KG KCVO on 8th July 2008 to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the visit by Queen Victoria to Frowsbury Hill
Queen Victoria of the United Kingdom reigned from 1837 to 1901, marking a significant era of industrial, cultural, political, and imperial expansion known as the Victorian Era. Her long reign stabilized the British monarchy and expanded its influence globally.

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