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King Street, Reading, looking westwards to Broad Street, c. 1889. To the left, No. 21 (Richard Bastin, housekeeper's bazaar) and No. 9 (Edwin Moore and Sons, tailors). On the right, No. 3 (John and Charles Simonds and Company, bankers); Nos. 1 and 2 (Edward Margrett, ironmonger); the corner of High Street; No. 1 Kings Road (Edward Jackson, tailor and outfitter). Two horse-drawn tramcars pass, one of them advertising Edwin Awmack, hardware dealer. 1880-1889 : postcard with caption "King Street, c. 1889" by Reading Libraries

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Remove King Street, Reading, looking westwards to Broad Street, c. 1889. To the left, No. 21 (Richard Bastin, housekeeper's bazaar) and No. 9 (Edwin Moore and Sons, tailors). On the right, No. 3 (John and Charles Simonds and Company, bankers); Nos. 1 and 2 (Edward Margrett, ironmonger); the corner of High Street; No. 1 Kings Road (Edward Jackson, tailor and outfitter). Two horse-drawn tramcars pass, one of them advertising Edwin Awmack, hardware dealer. 1880-1889 : postcard with caption "King Street, c. 1889" by Reading Libraries from your current listSave King Street, Reading, looking westwards to Broad Street, c. 1889. To the left, No. 21 (Richard Bastin, housekeeper's bazaar) and No. 9 (Edwin Moore and Sons, tailors). On the right, No. 3 (John and Charles Simonds and Company, bankers); Nos. 1 and 2 (Edward Margrett, ironmonger); the corner of High Street; No. 1 Kings Road (Edward Jackson, tailor and outfitter). Two horse-drawn tramcars pass, one of them advertising Edwin Awmack, hardware dealer. 1880-1889 : postcard with caption "King Street, c. 1889" by Reading Libraries to your current list

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Remove King Street, Reading, looking westwards to Broad Street, c. 1889. To the left, No. 21 (Richard Bastin, housekeeper's bazaar) and No. 9 (Edwin Moore and Sons, tailors). On the right, No. 3 (John and Charles Simonds and Company, bankers); Nos. 1 and 2 (Edward Margrett, ironmonger); the corner of High Street; No. 1 Kings Road (Edward Jackson, tailor and outfitter). Two horse-drawn tramcars pass, one of them advertising Edwin Awmack, hardware dealer. 1880-1889 : postcard with caption "King Street, c. 1889" by Reading Libraries from your current listSave King Street, Reading, looking westwards to Broad Street, c. 1889. To the left, No. 21 (Richard Bastin, housekeeper's bazaar) and No. 9 (Edwin Moore and Sons, tailors). On the right, No. 3 (John and Charles Simonds and Company, bankers); Nos. 1 and 2 (Edward Margrett, ironmonger); the corner of High Street; No. 1 Kings Road (Edward Jackson, tailor and outfitter). Two horse-drawn tramcars pass, one of them advertising Edwin Awmack, hardware dealer. 1880-1889 : postcard with caption "King Street, c. 1889" by Reading Libraries to your current list

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