Pictures and memories of the Queen from Dacorum people are to be displayed in Hertford Castle on June 2, during the Jubilee weekend.
Hertfordshire Archives and Local Studies (HALS) invited people to share their photographs of jubilee street parties or royal visits for an exhibition about the Queen’s impact on the county and its people.
This exhibit will go back to HALS before being taken to other venues throughout the county.
An event called ‘A Day to Remember’ was held on Friday (May 20) at Hertfordshire Archives and Local Studies at the County Hall in Hertford.
Taryn Pearson-Rose, Hertfordshire County Council’s Director of Customer Engagement and Libraries said: “Hertfordshire prides itself on our rich royal connections and the enormous value Her Majesty the Queen has brought to our lives throughout her incredible 70-year reign.”
She added: “This exhibition and our Platinum Jubilee archive will reflect the county council’s continued citizen focus and the importance of recognising and celebrating Hertfordshire’s rich and diverse community life.”
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This exhibit will go back to HALS before being taken to other venues throughout the county.
5. Commemorative plaque unveiling
The Queen visited the county to see a commemorative plaque in her honour. Photo (CV_STE_196a): Hertfordshire Archives and Local Studies Photo: Hertfordshire Archives and Local Studies
6. Float for the coronation
A float with plants and flowers made for the Queen’ coronation. Photo (LRR 1953 QEII Coronation Horticultural Society): Hertfordshire Archives and Local Studies Photo: Hertfordshire Archives and Local Studies