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| Description | Kings Hall, Herne Bay, Kent England. Marble medallion plaque of w:Edward VII of the United Kingdom, 1913 by Emil Fuchs. The attached dedication says:"This medallion was unveiled and the building formally opened by Her Royal Highness Princess Henry of Battenburg on behalf of her most gracious majesty Queen Alexandra by whose gracious permission it was named "The King Edward VII Memorial Hall". 10th July AD 1913" |
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| Author | Linda Spashett Storye book |
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