• The Coronation of King Charles III: Lord of Mann

  • By: Radio Manx Ltd
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The Coronation of King Charles III: Lord of Mann

By: Radio Manx Ltd
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  • A series of podcasts exploring not only the Coronation of King Charles III in 2023, but also looking back to Coronations Days of the past in the Isle of Man with the help of Manx National Heritage.
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Episodes
  • King Charles III Coronation (Part Two)

    King Charles III Coronation (Part Two)
    May 6 2023
    Listen again to coverage of the coronation of King Charles III.
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    1 hr and 17 mins
  • King Charles III Coronation (Part One)

    King Charles III Coronation (Part One)
    May 6 2023
    Listen again to coverage of the coronation of King Charles III.
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    2 hrs and 5 mins
  • Edward VII Coronation at Westminster Abbey, 26th June 1902

    Edward VII Coronation at Westminster Abbey, 26th June 1902
    May 5 2023

    In a special series to mark the Coronation of King Charles III, Jude Dicken and Emma Morter from Manx National Heritage reflect on Coronation Days Past in the Isle of Man, using archive material from Manx newspaper articles from the time. Here, they retell stories from the coronation of Edward VII Coronation at Westminster Abbey, 26th June 1902. (image below - George Hayter, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons.)

    You can find many more fascinating articles - both in print and recorded audio - on the iMuseum website.

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    18 mins

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