Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›Queen Mother Gets Their Irish Up-These men and women, representing the Irish-American Minute Men, march along West Street opposite Pier 90 to protest the arrival of Queen Mother Elizabeth on the liner Queen Elizabeth today. The group, which opposes the partition of Ireland, struck the only sour note in the greeting ceremonies.
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Queen Mother Gets Their Irish Up-These men and women, representing the Irish-American Minute Men, march along West Street opposite Pier 90 to protest the arrival of Queen Mother Elizabeth on the liner Queen Elizabeth today. The group, which opposes the partition of Ireland, struck the only sour note in the greeting ceremonies.
Associated Press · [ca. October 1954]
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