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The Queen and the Borough through the years

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Images from the Bourne Hall Museum archives

Image: Epsom town centre decorated for the Coronation
The junction of Waterloo Road and the High Street in Epsom decorated for the Coronation in 1953

Image: Ewell decorated for the Coronation
Ewell's Coronation decorations

Image: The Queen visits the borough for the 1977 silver jubilee
The Queen visits the borough for the 1977 silver jubilee escorted by Epsom & Ewell Mayor, St John Hewitt Heather

Image: The Queen opens the Ashley Centre
The Queen opens the Ashley Centre in 1984

Image: The Queen and Prince Philip facing singer Welsh singer Katherine Jenkins with large crowd looking on
Welsh soprano Katherine Jenkins sang the national anthem as the Queen and Prince Philip arrived at Derby in 2012,  the first major event of her Diamond Jubilee weekend

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