One short newspaper announcement that the 6th of July, the marriage day of the Duke of York, was going to be celebrated as a public holiday at the Horniman Museum. Therefore, the exhibition rooms and all the grounds were going to be open free to the public. In the evening, the grounds were going to be illuminated.
July the 6th at the Horniman Museum
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Orange (sepia?)-toned negative view of ornate church and buildings in tropical climate setting
Black and white negative of men working with poles under a palm hut in the forest
Black and white print of head and shoulders close up of a woman
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