File:Review of troops during Queen Victoria's Jubilee celebrations, Happy Valley, Hong Kong, 22 June 1897.jpg

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Review of troops during Queen Victoria's Jubilee celebrations, Happy Valley, Hong Kong, 22 June 1897

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English: Review of troops during Queen Victoria's Jubilee celebrations, Happy Valley, Hong Kong, Tuesday, 22 June 1897. Sikh soldiers are visible in the frame. Notes: University of Bristol - Historical Photographs of China reference number: NA20-58. From a book in The National Archives referenced as: ‘HONG KONG 7A. 'Sixty Diamond Jubilee Pictures of Hong Kong', 1897 (CO 1069/450)’. The author and publisher of 'Sixty Diamond Jubilee Pictures of Hong Kong' '1837 1897' was Robert Crisp Hurley; the photographers are not named. See NA20-54 and NA20-55 (same event). Caption in album or on mount: 58.-REVIEW OF THE TROOPS, HAPPY VALLEY.
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