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Royal Trains Archive List Box Title Folder Item Date Condition Inv No File of Papers Re Royal Travel Arrangements for King George Vl's Tour of Worcs Royal trains archive list Box Title Folder Item Date Condition Inv No File of papers re royal travel arrangements for King George Vl's tour of Worcs. and Warks. Euston to Barnt Green to Coventry Royal Journeys 1938 & 1939 1/1938 to Euston 1938/03/09-10 2 File of papers re tour of Scotland by T.M. The King and Queen. Euston to Glasgow to Paisley to Drumclog & Rutherglen to Royal Journeys 1938 & 1939 2/1938 Euston 1938/05/02-05 2 File of papers re the tour by T.M. the King and Queen of Lancs. Euston to Colne to Royal Journeys 1938 & 1939 3/38 Fleetwood to Leigh Ashton to Euston 1938/05/16-20 2 File of papers re the visit of HM The King Royal Journeys 1938 & 1939 4/38 and HRH the Duke of Kent to Weymouth 1938/06/20-22 2 File of papers re the journey of TM the King and Queen to Glamis for the funeral of the Countess of Strathmore, returning Royal Journeys1938 -39 5/38 from Perth 1938/06/25 & 07/012 File of papers re the visit of TM the King Royal Journeys1938 - 39 6/38 and Queen to Birmingham 1938/07/13-14 2 File of papers re the journey of HM the King to London from Perth and HM the Royal Journeys 1938 - 39 7/38 Queen to Perth 1938/09/15-16&23-42 File of papers re journeys by HM the King and HM the Queen, travelling separately, Ballater to Clydebank, London to Royal Journeys 1938 - 39 8/38 Clydebank, Clydebank to Euston 1938/09/26-27 2 File of papers re journey of Tm the King Royal Journeys 1938 -39 9/38 and Queen, Ballater to Euston 1938/10/17-18 2 Royal trains archive list Box Title Folder Item Date Condition Inv No File of papers re tour of the North East byTM the King and Queen. King's Cross to Newcastle, Tynemouth, Gateshead West, Jarrow, Durham, Bishop Auckland to King's Royal Journeys 1938 - 39 1/39 Cross 1939/02/20-23 2 File of papers re visit of TM the King and Royal Journeys 1938 -39 2/39 Queen to Birmingham 1939/02/28-03/01 2 File of papers re visit of Hm the King to North West, Euston to Chorley, Newton Heath and Stockport. Also details for Royal Journeys 1938 - 39 3/39 cancelled visit of 13/14th March 1939/3/30-31 2 File of papers re visit of TM the King and Queen and TRH Princess Elizabeth and Royal Journeys 1938 39 4/39 Princess Margaret to Weymouth 1939/07/21 2 File of papers re journey Euston to Ballater by TM the King and Queen and TRH Princess Elizabeth and Princess Margaret and the visit of the King to Weymouth 8 -9 Royal Journeys 1938 -39 5/39 Aug. 1939/07/31&08/8-92 File of papers re journey Ballater to Clydebank by TM the King andQueen (16/9); Clydebank to Yorks by HM the King (16/9) and Clydebank to Ballater by HM Royal Journeys 1938 -39 6/39 the Queen (16/9) 1939/09/16 2 File of papers re the visit of HM the King to Royal Journeys 1938 -39 7/39 Nottingham and Birmingham 1939/10/25-26 2 Royal trains archive list Box Title Folder Item Date Condition Inv No File of papers re visit of TM the King and Queen to the West of England and South Royal Journeys 1940(1-10)1941(1- Wales, from Paddington, returning to 10) 1/40 Windsor 1940/02/06-10 2 File of papers re visit of TM to Forth & Clyde District from KX, 26-28 Feb.Journey of the King, Clydebank to Euston(28-29) Clydebank to Glamis 28 & Glamis to Aberdeen & Euston by the Queen,1-2 Royal Journeys 1940 & 1941 2/40 March 1940 1940/02/26-03/02 2 File of papers re visit of TM the King and Royal Journeys 1940 & 41 3/40 Queen to the Midlands 1940/04/17-19 2 File of papres re visit of TM the King Royal Journeys 1940/41 4/40 andQueen to Lancashire 1940/04/30 - 05/022 File of papers re visit of TM the King and Royal Journeys 1940 - 41 5/40 Queen to Hull and Scunthorpe 1940/07/31 - 08/012 File of papers re the visit of the King and Royal Journeys 1940 - 41 6/40 Queen to Derby and Coventry 1940/08/07 - 08 2 File of papers re the visit of HM the King to Royal Journeys 1940 - 41 7/40 Norwich and Thetford 1940/08/22 - 23 2 File of papers re the visit of TM the King and Queen to Catterick Bridge, Rock Ferry Royal Journeys 1940 - 41 8/40 and Crewe 1940/08/27 - 29 2 File of papers re the journey of TM the King and Queen from Slough to Birkenhead Royal Journeys 1940 - 41 9/40 (Woodside) & Shrewsbury to Slough 1940/11/06 - 07 2 File of papers re Journeys of HM the King Shrewsbury (from Slough) to Huyton. Liverpool (Lime St.) to Shrewsbury (for Royal Journeys 1940 - 41 10/40 Slough) 1940/12/17 - 18 2 Royal trains archive list Box Title Folder Item Date Condition Inv No File of papers re travel of TM the King and Queen Wolferton (Sandringham) to Peterborough and Sheffield, return to Royal Journeys 1940 -41 1/41 Wolferton 1941/01/06 2 File of papers re travel of TM the King and Queen: Watford to Manchester (London Rd); Huyton to Stoke-on-Trent and Stoke Royal Journeys 1940 - 41 2/41 to Watford 1941/03/13 - 14 2 File of papers re tour of Scotland by TM the King and Queen: Euston to Glasgow; Royal Journeys 1940 - 41 3/41 Dundee West to Euston 1941/03/04 - 11 2 File of papers re visit of TM the King and Queen to South Wales and the West of England, leaving from and returning to Royal Journeys 1940 - 41 4/41 Windsor 1941/03/18 - 21 2 File of papers re visit of HM the King to Weston-super-Mare leaving from and Royal Journeys 1940 - 41 5/41 returning to Windsor 1941/04/01 - 02 2 File of papers re visit of TM the King and Queen to Newcastle and the North East.9New saloons Nos.798/799 & power Royal Journeys 1940 - 41 6/41 brake 31209) 1941/06/17 -20 2 File of papers re visit of TM the King and Royal Journeys 1940 - 41 7/41 Queen to Hull (Old LNWR Royal Saloons) 1941/08/05 2 File of papers re travel of HM the King to Thurso and return.(LMS Royal Saloon No. 798 and power Brake 31209 (proposal for Royal Journeys 1940 - 41 8/41 altering bathroom in King's old saloon) 1941/08/08 - 12 2 Royal trains archive list Box Title Folder Item Date Condition Inv No File of papers re travel of HM the Queen and TRH Princesses Elizabeth and Margaret to Glamis from Euston (LNWR Royal Journeys 1940 - 41 9/41 Queen's Saloon No. 801, Brake 5154 1941/08/13 - 14 2 File of papers re journey of HM the King to Perth. King's old saloon No. 800 (vehicles 800,801,807,805 and 5155 in Perth Shed in Royal Journeys 1940 - 41 10/41 case of emergency) 1941/08/18 - 19 2 File of papers re travel of HM the King and Queen and TRH Princesses Elizabeth & Royal Journeys1941(11-17) Margaret from Perth to Euston. LNER old 1942(1-17) 11/41 saloons, 800, 801 Brakes 5155 & 5154 1941/09/10 - 11 2 File of papers re visit of HM the King and Royal Journeys1941(11 - 17) HRH the Duke of Gloucester, KX to 1942(1 - 17) 12/41 Brandon, return Harston to KX 1941/09/11 - 12 2 File of papers re travel of HM the King, Royal Journeys 1941(11 - 17) Euston to Liverpool(Lime Street) to 1942 (1 - 17) 13/41 Dumbarton to Euston 1941/10/08 - 10 2 File of papers re travel of HM the King, Royal Journeys 1941(11 - 17) Euston to Lowton to Crewe and Penkridge 1942 (1 - 17) 14/41 to Shrewsbury (for Hereford) 1941/10/21 - 22 2 File of papers re travel of TM the King and Queen, KX to Sheffield, Blackburn, Newton- le-Willows, Garstang, return to Euston Royal Journeys 1941(11 - 17) LNWR old royal saloons,800 & 801, Brake 1942(1 - 17) 15/41 5154 1941/10/28 - 31 2 Royal trains archive list Box Title Folder Item Date Condition Inv No Royal Journeys 1941(11 - 17) File of papers re travel of HM the King, KX 1942(1 - 17) 16/41 to Lincolnshire and return 1941/11/12 - 15 2 File of papers re tour of TM the King and Queen to South Wales (no details given Royal Journeys 1941(11 - 17) due to wartime security) LNWR old 1942(1 - 17) 17/41 saloons 800 & 801, Brake 5154 1941/12 2 File of papers re the tour of the Midlands by HM the King and Queen Mary, Euston to Berkswell, Coventry, Nuneaton, Birmingham, Sutton Park, Darlaston, Royal Journeys 1941(11 - 17) Dudley to Euston.LNWR old saloons 800, 1942(1 - 17) G1/42 801, Brake 5154 1942/02/24 - 26 2 File of papers re tour of TM the King and Queen to Yorkshire, KX to Beningborough, Northallerton, Bradfore (Forster Sq) Royal Journeys 1941 (11 - 17) Apperley Bridge to St.Pancras.
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