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Opening of the National Maritime Museum, 1937

The National Maritime Museum was opened to the public by King George VI on 27 April 1937.

Arrival of the Queen Mother (Queen Mary) by car from the water-stairs of the Royal Naval College, 27 April 1937 Arrival of the Queen Mother (Queen Mary) by car from the water-stairs of the Royal Naval College, 27 April 1937. H1086  Royal opening, 1937 - Royal Family walking through the Colonnades Royal opening, 1937 - Royal Family walking through the Colonnades. C9138_2  Reginald Lowen MBE with Queen Mary (Queen Mother) opening the Queen's House, National Maritime Greenwich Reginald Lowen MBE with Queen Mary (Queen Mother) opening the Queen's House, National Maritime Greenwich, 27 April 1937. D9544_4  Royal opening, 1937 - Royal Family coming out of the Queen's House Royal opening, 1937 - Royal Family coming out of the Queen's House  Royal opening of NMM by King George VI, 27 April 1937 Royal opening of NMM by King George VI, 27 April 1937. H1082  Royal opening of NMM by King George VI, 27 April 1937 Royal opening of NMM by King George VI, 27 April 1937. H1080 

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