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Queen Elizabeth's tree, Chase Green, 1868
The above title is given on a postcard version of this image published by Enfield Libraries.
Why is it called "Queen Elizabeth's tree"? Is there a story attached?
Reproduction right held by Enfield Local Studies Library and Archive.
File information
Filename:
SC001276.jpg
Album name:
TES
/
Chase Side area
Keywords:
trees
/
1860s
/
Chase Green
/
unidentified
Date of picture (YYYY-MM-DD):
1868
Location of original:
6
Filesize:
471 KiB
Date added:
%787 %28, %2012
Dimensions:
800 x 546 pixels
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http://www.enfieldsociety.org.uk/photographs/displayimage.php?pid=969
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![Queen Elizabeth's tree, Chase Green, 1868
The above title is given on a postcard version of this image published by Enfield Libraries. [i]Why is it called "Queen Elizabeth's tree"? Is there a story attached?[/i]
[i]Reproduction right held by Enfield Local Studies Library and Archive.[/i]
Keywords: trees;1860s;Chase Green;unidentified](albums/uploads/uploadsSC001000/normal_SC001276.jpg "Click to view full size image
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Queen Elizabeth's tree, Chase Green, 1868
The above title is given on a postcard version of this image published by Enfield Libraries. [i]Why is it called \"Queen Elizabeth's tree\"? Is there a story attached?[/i]
[i]Reproduction right held by Enfield Local Studies Library and Archive.[/i]
Keywords: trees;1860s;Chase Green;unidentified")