Coronation Illuminations Adorn Suspension Chains
Clifton Suspension Bridge is illuminated to celebrate the 1911 coronation of George V and Queen Mary, continuing a tradition of public decorative lighting.
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Clifton Suspension Bridge is illuminated to celebrate the 1911 coronation of George V and Queen Mary, continuing a tradition of public decorative lighting.
Gives Royal Assent to the Ministry of Health Act.
Role range: 1910-1936
The Clifton bridge is specially illuminated during the 1925 royal visit of King George V to Bristol, using lighting to mark the occasion.
Clifton bridge illuminations use approximately three thousand bulbs for the 1935 Silver Jubilee celebrations of King George V, expanding earlier electric displays.
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