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A plaque on the wall commemorates when King George VI opened the original station on February 2, 1948 during the visit of his daughter Queen Elizabeth II to Wolferton Pumping Station in Norfolk, east of England on February 5, 2020, where she officially opened the new station. - Wolferton Pumping Station allows the surrounding 7,000 acres of marshland, which sits below sea level, to be drained, dried out and farmed. The Queen's father, King George VI, opened the original station on February 2, 1948. (Photo by Adrian DENNIS / POOL / AFP) (Photo by ADRIAN DENNIS/POOL/AFP via Getty Images)
A plaque on the wall commemorates when King George VI opened the original station on February 2, 1948 during the visit of his daughter Queen Elizabeth II to Wolferton Pumping Station in Norfolk, east of England on February 5, 2020, where she officially opened the new station. - Wolferton Pumping Station allows the surrounding 7,000 acres of marshland, which sits below sea level, to be drained, dried out and farmed. The Queen's father, King George VI, opened the original station on February 2, 1948. (Photo by Adrian DENNIS / POOL / AFP) (Photo by ADRIAN DENNIS/POOL/AFP via Getty Images)
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05 February, 2020
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