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Her late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, 1926-2022

Royal Visit 1959

HM Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip toured every Canadian province in 1959, visiting Nova Scotia on 31 July and 1 August. They flew from Charlottetown, P.E.I., to Trenton Airport near New Glasgow, where they met town officials, school children and members of the Royal Canadian Legion. Then they flew to Sydney, Cape Breton, where Prince Philip presented the Duke of Edinburgh Ship's Bell to the Westmount Sea Cadets Rifle Team.

Later, in the Halifax-Dartmouth area, they visited Dartmouth Town Hall and the Dartmouth Ball Park, attended a band concert on the Garrison Grounds, visited Camp Hill Hospital, dined with the Lieutenant-Governor, and viewed a Junior Bengal Lancers' riding demonstration. Queen Elizabeth presented Colours to the Royal Canadian Navy on the Garrison Grounds and formally gifted Queen Victoria's Royal Barge to the Maritime Museum of Canada. Prime Minister John Diefenbaker and Premier Robert Stanfield hosted a dinner in honour of the Royal Couple.

Results 1 to 15 of 15 from your search: 1959

Amended Arrangements for Nova Scotia

Date: 1959

Reference: Royal Visits to Nova Scotia — Nova Scotia Archives  RG 51 vol. 11 no. 4197


Arrival of Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip at Shearwater

Date: 31 July 1959

Reference: H.F. Pullen — Nova Scotia Archives 1984-573 002 File 16 - Department of National Defence


Queen Elizabeth greeting Rear Admiral H.F. Pullen with his wife and Major-General M.P. Bogert looking on

Date: 31 July 1959

Reference: H.F. Pullen — Nova Scotia Archives 1984-573 002 File 16 - Department of National Defence HS-58392


Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip after the review of the Royal Canadian Navy, Guard of Honour

Date: 31 July 1959

Reference: H.F. Pullen — Nova Scotia Archives 1984-573 002 File 16 - Department of National Defence HS-58401


Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip depart Shearwater Airport for Dartmouth Town Hall

Date: 31 July 1959

Reference: H.F. Pullen — Nova Scotia Archives 1984-573 002 File 16 - Department of National Defence HS-58402


Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip departing Shearwater receive Royal Salute from Royal Navy Guard of Honour

Date: 31 July 1959

Reference: H.F. Pullen — Nova Scotia Archives 1984-573 002 File 16 - Department of National Defence HS-58403


Queen Elizabeth arriving at the Garrison Grounds and greeted by Rear Admiral H.F. Pullen for presentation of new Colours to Royal Canadian Navy

Date: 01 August 1959

Reference: H.F. Pullen — Nova Scotia Archives 1984-573 002 File 16 - Department of National Defence HS-58435


Presentation of The Queen's Colour

Date: 01 August 1959

Reference: Royal Visits to Nova Scotia — Nova Scotia Archives  RG 51 vol. 11 no. 4207


Dinner invitation

Date: 01 August 1959

Reference: Royal Visits to Nova Scotia — Nova Scotia Archives  RG 51 vol. 11 no. 4180


Presentation of The Queen's Colour

Date: 01 August 1959

Reference: H.F. Pullen — Nova Scotia Archives 1984-573 002 File 16 - Department of National Defence HS-58432


Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip speaking with Lunenburg artist Earl Bailly at the University of King's College, Halifax

Date: 01 August 1959

Reference: H.F. Pullen — Nova Scotia Archives 1984-573 002 File 16 - Department of National Defence HS-5806


Dinner programme, Nova Scotian Hotel

Date: 01 August 1959

Reference: Royal Visits to Nova Scotia — Nova Scotia Archives  RG 51 vol. 11 no. 4186


Dinner, Nova Scotian Hotel

Date: 01 August 1959

Reference: Royal Visits to Nova Scotia — Nova Scotia Archives  RG 51 vol. 11 no. 4144


Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip leaving the Nova Scotian Hotel

Date: 01 August 1959

Reference: H.F. Pullen — Nova Scotia Archives 1984-573 002 File 16 - Department of National Defence HS-58412


Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip at Shearwater Airport

Date: 01 August 1959

Reference: H.F. Pullen — Nova Scotia Archives 1984-573 002 File 16 - Department of National Defence HS-58414


               

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