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The view looking upstream from Caversham Bridge, Reading. The frames for the eel-bucks are in the foreground, with four small figures on the platform. St. Peter's Church and the Old Rectory (later known as Caversham Court) are visible, and there appears to be a figure in a rowing-boat to the left. 1920-1929 : postcard, with the photograph of a painting on the front. Someone has written on the back: "The original painting in the possession of Tom E. Hill, Esq., The Knoll, Caversham."

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