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Kings Road, Reading, looking eastwards from the crossroads with Forbury Road and Watlington Street, c. 1900. On the left, No. 117 (Alfred Cox, butcher); No. 121 (offices of Huntley and Palmer's, biscuit manufacturers, with a "bridge" across the entrance to Gasworks Road). On the right, No. 116 (J. Milsom and Sons, Portland Wharf, coal merchants and builders' merchants); the corner of Bembridge Place; part of No. 110 (The Wynford Arms pub). 1900-1909 : copied from a postcard, with the caption "Huntley and Palmer's Biscuit Factory, Reading."

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Remove Kings Road, Reading, looking eastwards from the crossroads with Forbury Road and Watlington Street, c. 1900. On the left, No. 117 (Alfred Cox, butcher); No. 121 (offices of Huntley and Palmer's, biscuit manufacturers, with a "bridge" across the entrance to Gasworks Road). On the right, No. 116 (J. Milsom and Sons, Portland Wharf, coal merchants and builders' merchants); the corner of Bembridge Place; part of No. 110 (The Wynford Arms pub). 1900-1909 : copied from a postcard, with the caption "Huntley and Palmer's Biscuit Factory, Reading." from your current listSave Kings Road, Reading, looking eastwards from the crossroads with Forbury Road and Watlington Street, c. 1900. On the left, No. 117 (Alfred Cox, butcher); No. 121 (offices of Huntley and Palmer's, biscuit manufacturers, with a "bridge" across the entrance to Gasworks Road). On the right, No. 116 (J. Milsom and Sons, Portland Wharf, coal merchants and builders' merchants); the corner of Bembridge Place; part of No. 110 (The Wynford Arms pub). 1900-1909 : copied from a postcard, with the caption "Huntley and Palmer's Biscuit Factory, Reading." to your current list

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Remove Kings Road, Reading, looking eastwards from the crossroads with Forbury Road and Watlington Street, c. 1900. On the left, No. 117 (Alfred Cox, butcher); No. 121 (offices of Huntley and Palmer's, biscuit manufacturers, with a "bridge" across the entrance to Gasworks Road). On the right, No. 116 (J. Milsom and Sons, Portland Wharf, coal merchants and builders' merchants); the corner of Bembridge Place; part of No. 110 (The Wynford Arms pub). 1900-1909 : copied from a postcard, with the caption "Huntley and Palmer's Biscuit Factory, Reading." from your current listSave Kings Road, Reading, looking eastwards from the crossroads with Forbury Road and Watlington Street, c. 1900. On the left, No. 117 (Alfred Cox, butcher); No. 121 (offices of Huntley and Palmer's, biscuit manufacturers, with a "bridge" across the entrance to Gasworks Road). On the right, No. 116 (J. Milsom and Sons, Portland Wharf, coal merchants and builders' merchants); the corner of Bembridge Place; part of No. 110 (The Wynford Arms pub). 1900-1909 : copied from a postcard, with the caption "Huntley and Palmer's Biscuit Factory, Reading." to your current list

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