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    The Coronation and Our Palace

    Television historian John Thompson looks at an increase in the popularity of television with the coronation in 1953 and BBC broadcasting from Alexandra Palace.

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    Wednesday 30 May 2012


    7.30pm Doors open 7pm for refreshments Bruce Castle Museum Lordship Lane Tottenham N17 8NU Tel. 020 8808 8772 Email: museum.services @haringey.gov.uk
    Nearest Tube: Seven Sisters Buses: Lordship Lane /Wood Green/ Tottenham Bus: 243 / 123 Mainline: Station: Bruce Grove

    Supported by the Friends of Bruce Castle

    www.haringey.gov.uk

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