ATTLEE AND WIFE AT SULGRAVE MANOR

Attlee And Wife At Sulgrave Manor 1940-1949

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Attlee and wife at Sulgrave Manor. Oxfordshire.

Various shots of the George Washington's house (Sulgrave Manor). M/S of the Prime Minister Clement Attlee getting out of car and being greeted by various dignitaries....

Clement Attlee Violet Sulgrave Manor Oxfordshire George Washington Prime Ministers politicians

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Cataloguer:: Howard
Stock:: Black & White
Sound:: Silent
Media URN:: 64428
Sort Number:: UN 1354 E

Time in/Out:: 01:39:34:00 / 01:41:56:00
Canister:: UN 1354 E
Film ID:: 2187.11
Issue Date:: 1940 - 1949

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