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Procession of the Trinity Board on Trinity Monday.

Procession of the Trinity Board on Trinity Monday.
Procession of the Trinity Board on Trinity Monday.
© National Maritime Museum, London
Repro ID: H5336
Description: The Corporation of Trinity House is a unique maritime organisation which has as its prime objective the safety of shipping and the welfare of seafarers. It was constituted under a Royal Charter granted by Henry VIII in 1514. Trinity Monday was when the corporation met to elect its officers for the year.
Creator: 'Illustrated London News'
Date: 17 June 1843
Credit line: National Maritime Museum, London
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