In the summer of 1907, the town of St. Albans in Hertfordshire, England, celebrated its rich history with a pageant featuring over 2,000 performers and an audience of over 100,000. This book offers a detailed account of the pageant, complete with photographs, musical scores, and in-depth historical analysis.

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