Queen Elizabeth II's First Visit To Chelmsford In The 50's

A Memory of Chelmsford.

I was still at school when the Queen came to Chelmsford for the first time. I don't know what the occasion was, nor the year, but at the time my father, Roy Iliffe, was working as a dentist and we lived next door to St Anne's school, which I attended between 1957 and 1961. I still have family in the town, as it was then, my aunt was a teacher and my uncle and cousins played cricket. My grandfather was also a dentist.


Added 06 May 2014

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I was with my parents standing outside the Corn Exchange at the end of Tindel street and watched the queens car go past I was about 5 at the time, she went into the cathedral I think
I saw the queen in the seventies, she drove along broomfeild road past swiss avenue

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