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The unveiling of the Caversham War Memorial in Christchurch Meadows, 5 May 1928. Standing by the memorial are the Rev. C. W. O. Jenkyn; the Rev. Dr. William Wingfield Longford (Rector of Caversham); Canon E. J. Norris (Rural Dean of Reading); the Rev. Gurnos King (Minister of Caversham Free Church); the Rev. Wallace J. Heaton (Minister of Caversham Wesleyan Church); and Envoy Fidler (Salvation Army). 1920-1929

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The unveiling of the Caversham War Memorial in Christchurch Meadows, 5 May 1928. Standing by the memorial are the Rev. C. W. O. Jenkyn; the Rev. Dr. William Wingfield Longford (Rector of Caversham); Canon E. J. Norris (Rural Dean of Reading); the Rev. Gurnos King (Minister of Caversham Free Church); the Rev. Wallace J. Heaton (Minister of Caversham Wesleyan Church); and Envoy Fidler (Salvation Army). 1920-1929

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black and white photograph ; 15x25cm.

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English

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War memorials -- Caversham -- Reading -- IllustrationsPriests and ministers of religion -- Caversham -- Reading -- illustrationsSU712745Monuments -- Caversham -- Reading -- Illustrations

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2719925

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