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King George V in America in 1927

King George V in America in 1927


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Date: 21st February 2017

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King George V in America in 1927

King George V with the crew that travelled with the locomotive to the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Centenary celebrations in America in 1927. From left to right: George Dando, Fred Williams, William Stanier, Lillian Schueler (dressed as Britannia), William Young and George Pearce

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King George V


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Captured in this historic photo print, we witness the momentous journey of King George V as he embarked on a remarkable transatlantic voyage to America in 1927. Standing alongside him are the esteemed crew members who accompanied him aboard the locomotive that made its way to the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Centenary celebrations. From left to right, we see George Dando, Fred Williams, William Stanier, Lillian Schueler (adorned as Britannia), William Young, and George Pearce. This image not only showcases the grandeur of King George V but also highlights the significance of this event for both nations involved. The British monarch's presence at such an occasion symbolizes a strong bond between two great powers united by their shared love for railways and technological advancements. The STEAM Museum of GWR proudly preserves this snapshot from history, immortalizing a time when steam engines were at their zenith and rail travel was considered a marvel of engineering prowess. It serves as a testament to the enduring legacy of both King George V and the Baltimore and Ohio Railway. As you gaze upon this photograph print, allow yourself to be transported back in time; imagine standing amidst those illustrious figures who played integral roles in shaping our modern world through innovation and international collaboration.

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