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Images of the Commandancy-General of Ceuta
Images of the Commandancy-General of Ceuta
Philip V, the first Bourbon King after the separation of the Crown of Portugal from Spain
PERIOD 1859-1908
(HEBERT)
On November 20, 1877, HM King Alphonse XII visited Ceuta. The Commander-General, Field Marshal Juan García Torres boarded the frigate Victoria anchored in the Bay of Ceuta to honor His Majesty The King.
(M. MATORRODONA)
(FRANZEN)
On May 3, 1904, HM King Alphonse XIII arrived in the city of Ceuta on his first visit aboard the ship Giralda. The king was received by the Commander-General of Ceuta, Francisco Fernández Berna.
(JOSÉ SAAVEDRA)
HM King Alphonse XIII, accompanied by Commander-General Francisco Fernández Bernal, witnesses the parade of the Company of the Permanent Regiment of Ceuta, which had saluted him as he disembarked at the wharf.
(JOSÉ SAAVEDRA)
From the Plaza de África, His Majesty The King went to the esplanade where the Units formed up in ranks to witness the parade of the troops of the Commandancy-General.
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