ADMIRAL EARL JELLICOE Admiral Earl Jellicoe receives Freedom of the Borough of Hastings and unveils a War Memorial in Preston.
This clip is not available for streaming at this time. Please contact WPA.	Tape Master:	6434
	Catalog #:	183936
	Clip Number:	183936-1
	Orginal Film:	G 1513
	Timecode:	01:27:33 - 01:28:13
	Location:	England
	Year Shot:	1928 (Actual Year)
	Audio:	No
	Color:	No
	Headings:	CEREMONIES: Dedications CEREMONIES: Honors, Freedom of City MONUMENTS AND MEMORIALS: Misc PERSONALITIES: Jellicoe, Lord John Rushworth
	Description:	Admiral Earl Jellicoe - receives Freedom of the Borough of Hastings. Hastings, East Sussex. Brief M/S of Admiral Earl Jellicoe (Lord John Rushworth Jellicoe) inspecting Naval troops at Hastings. L/S of a section of the crowds. "Lord Jellicoe - unveils Preston's beautiful new War Memorial." Preston, Lancashire. M/S of a procession of military men and clergymen, led by Lord Jellicoe and the Mayor of Preston (?), moving slowly along a road away from a war memorial. A policeman stands by a section of the crowd in the foreground. L/S of Lord Jellicoe unveiling the memorial; he pulls a large Union Jack flag from the memorial to reveal a tall sculptured figure. M/S of the figure; it looks like a woman holding a wreath in each hand.

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