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London Road, Reading, looking westwards from Cemetery Junction, c. 1955. On the left, No. 120 (The Marquis of Granby Inn). In the centre, the public conveniences between London Road and King's Road. To the right, the sign of No. 195 (J. R. Butler, chemist and optician); and part of Nos. 201, 203 and 205 (Reading Industrial Co-operative Society). The tramlines appear to have been filled in with tarmacadam. A policeman sits in a traffic control box in the middle of the junction, with a bicycle leaning against it. 1950-1959 : postcard by Berkshire Books and Prints, with caption "Reading. Cemetery Junction, looking west. c. 1955."

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Remove London Road, Reading, looking westwards from Cemetery Junction, c. 1955. On the left, No. 120 (The Marquis of Granby Inn). In the centre, the public conveniences between London Road and King's Road. To the right, the sign of No. 195 (J. R. Butler, chemist and optician); and part of Nos. 201, 203 and 205 (Reading Industrial Co-operative Society). The tramlines appear to have been filled in with tarmacadam. A policeman sits in a traffic control box in the middle of the junction, with a bicycle leaning against it. 1950-1959 : postcard by Berkshire Books and Prints, with caption "Reading. Cemetery Junction, looking west. c. 1955." from your current list Save London Road, Reading, looking westwards from Cemetery Junction, c. 1955. On the left, No. 120 (The Marquis of Granby Inn). In the centre, the public conveniences between London Road and King's Road. To the right, the sign of No. 195 (J. R. Butler, chemist and optician); and part of Nos. 201, 203 and 205 (Reading Industrial Co-operative Society). The tramlines appear to have been filled in with tarmacadam. A policeman sits in a traffic control box in the middle of the junction, with a bicycle leaning against it. 1950-1959 : postcard by Berkshire Books and Prints, with caption "Reading. Cemetery Junction, looking west. c. 1955." to your current list

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London Road, Reading, looking westwards from Cemetery Junction, c. 1955. On the left, No. 120 (The Marquis of Granby Inn). In the centre, the public conveniences between London Road and King's Road. To the right, the sign of No. 195 (J. R. Butler, chemist and optician); and part of Nos. 201, 203 and 205 (Reading Industrial Co-operative Society). The tramlines appear to have been filled in with tarmacadam. A policeman sits in a traffic control box in the middle of the junction, with a bicycle leaning against it. 1950-1959 : postcard by Berkshire Books and Prints, with caption "Reading. Cemetery Junction, looking west. c. 1955."

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black and white photograph ; 10x15cm. postcard.

Language:

English

Subject:

London Road -- Reading -- IllustrationsPubs and inns -- Reading -- IllustrationsPublic conveniences -- Reading -- IllustrationsChemists' shops -- Reading -- IllustrationsCo-operative societies -- Reading -- IllustrationsTraffic signs and signals -- Reading -- IllustrationsPolice -- Reading -- IllustrationsSU731731Street scenes and landscapes -- Reading -- Illustrations

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2718943

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Remove London Road, Reading, looking westwards from Cemetery Junction, c. 1955. On the left, No. 120 (The Marquis of Granby Inn). In the centre, the public conveniences between London Road and King's Road. To the right, the sign of No. 195 (J. R. Butler, chemist and optician); and part of Nos. 201, 203 and 205 (Reading Industrial Co-operative Society). The tramlines appear to have been filled in with tarmacadam. A policeman sits in a traffic control box in the middle of the junction, with a bicycle leaning against it. 1950-1959 : postcard by Berkshire Books and Prints, with caption "Reading. Cemetery Junction, looking west. c. 1955." from your current list Save London Road, Reading, looking westwards from Cemetery Junction, c. 1955. On the left, No. 120 (The Marquis of Granby Inn). In the centre, the public conveniences between London Road and King's Road. To the right, the sign of No. 195 (J. R. Butler, chemist and optician); and part of Nos. 201, 203 and 205 (Reading Industrial Co-operative Society). The tramlines appear to have been filled in with tarmacadam. A policeman sits in a traffic control box in the middle of the junction, with a bicycle leaning against it. 1950-1959 : postcard by Berkshire Books and Prints, with caption "Reading. Cemetery Junction, looking west. c. 1955." to your current list

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