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King George V, Queen Mary & crippled boy in Yorkshire
King George V and Queen Mary pictured during a visit to Yorkshire in July 1912, shaking hands with Ambrose John Rowe, at a review of 8000 children in Clifton Park, Rotherham, South Yorkshire. Date: 1912
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Ambrose Clifton Crippled Hands Meeting Rotherham Rowe Shaking Tours Visits
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In this evocative photograph, King George V and Queen Mary are seen engaging in a heartwarming moment during their visit to Yorkshire in July 1912. The royal couple, dressed in their formal attire, are pictured in Clifton Park, Rotherham, South Yorkshire, where they were reviewing a gathering of approximately 8,000 children. Among the crowd, a young boy with a disability, identified as Ambrose John Rowe, is brought forward to meet the King and Queen. The monarch extends his hand in a kind gesture of friendship and support, while Queen Mary offers a warm smile to the young boy. The image captures the genuine connection between the monarchs and the children, as well as the compassionate nature of the royal visit. The photograph is a poignant reminder of the importance of inclusivity and the power of human connection, even during a time of great social change. The visit to Yorkshire was one of many tours undertaken by King George V and Queen Mary throughout their reign, which aimed to strengthen the bond between the monarchy and the people of the United Kingdom. This photograph, taken in 1912, offers a glimpse into the past and serves as a testament to the enduring legacy of the British monarchy and its commitment to serving the people. The image is a powerful reminder of the impact that a simple act of kindness and understanding can have on individuals and communities.
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