A carriage from the Royal Train
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A carriage from the Royal Train
Image: © Richard Sutcliffe Taken: 20 May 1977
The Royal Train was upgraded for use during Queen Elizabeth II's Silver Jubilee celebrations in 1977. Her Majesty visited Aberdeen on 20th May 1977 as part of her Silver Jubilee tour of the UK. The previous day she had been in Perth and Dundee, from where she travelled north in the Royal Train. This view, photographed in Aberdeen Station, shows the end of one of the carriages, complete with double doors and Royal coat of arms on the Royal Claret coloured livery.
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Image Location
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57.142157
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-2.099127