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The Medieval Pageant held in Westquarter Grounds in 1932 was an outdoor performance where performers dressed in costumes from medieval times and reenacted historical scenes over several days. Hundreds of people came to watch the pageant, which brought history to life by allowing people to experience what life may have been like hundreds of years ago through an elaborate procession of costumed performers.
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- 1. The Medieval Pageant Westquarter Grounds 1932
- 2. A Pageant is an event consisting of a procession of people in elaborate, colourful costumes, or an outdoor performance of a historical scene. A way of bringing the history books to life.
- 3. There was a medieval pageant held in Westquarter in 1932. The performers dressed in costumes like those worn hundreds of years ago. Hundreds of people came to watch. The pageant lasted several days.
- 4. Here are some photographs from the Westquarter Historical Pageant.