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St. Albans Pageant, 1907: Queen Elizabeth at Gorhambury.

Courtesy of St. Albans Museums.

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Silver Jubilee Pageant
There was a revival of historical pageantry in 1977 on the occasion of the queen’s silver jubilee, and David Clarke’s pageant in Guildford was one of the most notable examples. Clarke had worked wi...
St Catherine’s School Centenary Pageant: A Vivid Tapestry of 2000 Years of Women in History
St Catherine’s is a fee-paying school in Surrey with approximately 880 pupils, of which 170 board.1 The pageant was organised by David Clarke, who was a prominent pageant master in Surrey (see Shal...

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Pageant Master: Clarke, David
Historical Figure: Æthelflæd [Ethelfleda]

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1 Guildford, Surrey, England
1 Bramley, Surrey, England

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2 town
1 institutional

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2 Clarke, David

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1 Clarke, David

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2 Æthelflæd [Ethelfleda]
2 Victoria
2 Elizabeth I
1 Æthelberht I
1 Wu Chao [Wu Zetian; Wu Hao]
1 William I [known as William the Conqueror]
1 Warenne, William
1 Victoria, princess royal
1 Tyler, Walter [Wat]
1 Tilley, Vesta [real name Matilda Alice Powles; married name Matilda Alice de Frece, Lady de Frece]
1 Terry, Dame Ellen Alice
1 Sidney, Robert, second earl of Leicester
1 Richard II
1 Pocahontas [Matoaka, Amonute; married name Rebecca Rolfe]
1 Oswald [St Oswald]
1 Nightingale, Florence
1 Mark Anthony [Marcus Antonius]
1 Louis XV [Louis the Beloved, king of France]
1 Lloyd, Marie [real name Matilda Alice Victoria Wood]
1 Kingsley, Mary Henrietta
1 Joan of Arc [Jeanne d’Arc]
1 Jeanne Antoinette Poisson, Marquise de Pompadour [Madame de Pompadour]
1 Ireton, Henry
1 Héloïse
1 Holles, Sir William
1 Hild [St Hild, Hilda]
1 Hereward [called Hereward the Wake]
1 Henry VIII
1 Fairfax, Thomas, third Lord Fairfax of Cameron
1 Elizabeth [née Elizabeth Woodville]
1 Eleanor [Eleanor of Aquitaine], suo jure duchess of Aquitaine
1 Edward VII
1 Edward IV
1 Edgar [called Edgar Pacificus]
1 Drake, Sir Francis
1 Cleopatra [Cleopatra VII Philopater]
1 Claudius [Tiberius Claudius Nero Germanicus]
1 Cartimandua [Claudia Cartimandua, Julia Cartimandua]
1 Caratacus [Caractacus]
1 Brunel, Isambard Kingdom
1 Brontë, Emily Jane [pseud. Ellis Bell]
1 Brontë, Anne [pseud. Acton Bell]
1 Brontë [married name Nicholls], Charlotte [pseud. Currer Bell]
1 Boudicca [Boadicea]
1 Bernhardt, Sarah Henriette Rosine
1 Ball, John
1 Augustine [St Augustine]
1 Anne [Anne of Cleves]
1 Anne [Anne Boleyn]
1 Alfred [Ælfred]
1 Albert [Prince Albert of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha]
1 Alban [St Alban, Albanus]
1 Abelard, Peter

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