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Princess Margaret's Tour of the West Indies: Grenada -- The Harbour of St. George's: Grenada (population 82,086), one of the loveliest islands in the British Caribbean, is the seat of the Governor of the Windward Islands. It is hilly, forest country, and was one of the earliest cocoa-growing areas in the West Indies: Cocoa is still its main industry with nutmegs an important secondary crop. - The capital of Grenada is St. George's where Princess Margaret will disembark from the Royal yacht "Britannia" on 6th February, 1955, for a two day visit. After a short drive through the town she will attend Thanksgiving Service at the Anglican Church. February 9, 1955. (Photo by Camera Press).

Princess Margaret's Tour of the West Indies: Grenada -- The Harbour of St. George's: Grenada (population 82,086), one of the loveliest islands in the British Caribbean, is the seat of the Governor of the Windward Islands. It is hilly, forest country, and was one of the earliest cocoa-growing areas in the West Indies: Cocoa is still its main industry with nutmegs an important secondary crop. - The capital of Grenada is St. George's where Princess Margaret will disembark from the Royal yacht "Britannia" on 6th February, 1955, for a two day visit. After a short drive through the town she will attend Thanksgiving Service at the Anglican Church. February 9, 1955. (Photo by Camera Press).
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Princess Margaret's Tour of the West Indies: Grenada -- The Harbour of St. George's: Grenada (population 82,086), one of the loveliest islands in the British Caribbean, is the seat of the Governor of the Windward Islands. It is hilly, forest country, and was one of the earliest cocoa-growing areas in the West Indies: Cocoa is still its main industry with nutmegs an important secondary crop. - The capital of Grenada is St. George's where Princess Margaret will disembark from the Royal yacht "Britannia" on 6th February, 1955, for a two day visit. After a short drive through the town she will attend Thanksgiving Service at the Anglican Church. February 9, 1955. (Photo by Camera Press).
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