Those who remember the coronation celebrations of 1953 explain why preserving and protecting memories are so important for future generations.
As the celebrations of the King and Queen's coronation continue, one man remembers the last time Britain marked a moment like this.
As we walked through the town, the 79-year-old pointed out parts of the market square, beginning to paint a picture of a day that has stayed with him his whole life. As part of the pageant, he won first prize for his costume; dressing as an English nobleman. The reward was 10 shillings, which would be just under £18 in today's currency.
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