Thumbnail for Broad Street, Reading. North side, c.1901, before the construction of Queen Victoria Street. No. 35, Francis and Henry Dann, photographers; No. 34, Milward and Sons, shoe retalers; No. 33, Sydney Stevens, grocer and bacon factor; No. 32, Star Tea Company; No. 31, Hunt and Company, confectioners and caterers; No. 30, John Line and Sons, decorating supplies; No. 29, A. E. Major and W. Gilkes, cycle manufacturers; No. 28, John Maud, watchmaker, jeweller and optician; No. 27, temporary premises of the Public Benefit Boot Company. 1900-1909 : newsprint

Broad Street, Reading. North side, c.1901, before the construction of Queen Victoria Street. No. 35, Francis and Henry Dann, photographers; No. 34, Milward and Sons, shoe retalers; No. 33, Sydney Stevens, grocer and bacon factor; No. 32, Star Tea Company; No. 31, Hunt and Company, confectioners and caterers; No. 30, John Line and Sons, decorating supplies; No. 29, A. E. Major and W. Gilkes, cycle manufacturers; No. 28, John Maud, watchmaker, jeweller and optician; No. 27, temporary premises of the Public Benefit Boot Company. 1900-1909 : newsprint

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Remove Broad Street, Reading. North side, c.1901, before the construction of Queen Victoria Street. No. 35, Francis and Henry Dann, photographers; No. 34, Milward and Sons, shoe retalers; No. 33, Sydney Stevens, grocer and bacon factor; No. 32, Star Tea Company; No. 31, Hunt and Company, confectioners and caterers; No. 30, John Line and Sons, decorating supplies; No. 29, A. E. Major and W. Gilkes, cycle manufacturers; No. 28, John Maud, watchmaker, jeweller and optician; No. 27, temporary premises of the Public Benefit Boot Company. 1900-1909 : newsprint from your current list Save Broad Street, Reading. North side, c.1901, before the construction of Queen Victoria Street. No. 35, Francis and Henry Dann, photographers; No. 34, Milward and Sons, shoe retalers; No. 33, Sydney Stevens, grocer and bacon factor; No. 32, Star Tea Company; No. 31, Hunt and Company, confectioners and caterers; No. 30, John Line and Sons, decorating supplies; No. 29, A. E. Major and W. Gilkes, cycle manufacturers; No. 28, John Maud, watchmaker, jeweller and optician; No. 27, temporary premises of the Public Benefit Boot Company. 1900-1909 : newsprint to your current list

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Broad Street, Reading. North side, c.1901, before the construction of Queen Victoria Street. No. 35, Francis and Henry Dann, photographers; No. 34, Milward and Sons, shoe retalers; No. 33, Sydney Stevens, grocer and bacon factor; No. 32, Star Tea Company; No. 31, Hunt and Company, confectioners and caterers; No. 30, John Line and Sons, decorating supplies; No. 29, A. E. Major and W. Gilkes, cycle manufacturers; No. 28, John Maud, watchmaker, jeweller and optician; No. 27, temporary premises of the Public Benefit Boot Company. 1900-1909 : newsprint

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black and white photograph ; 8x29cm.

Language:

English

Subject:

Photographers -- Reading -- IllustrationsShoe shops -- Reading -- IllustrationsGrocers' shops -- Reading -- IllustrationsBacon curers and wholesalers -- Reading -- IllustrationsCaterers -- Reading -- illustrationsPainting and decorating suppliers -- Reading -- illustrationsCycle manufacturers and dealers -- Reading -- IllustrationsClock and watch makers -- Reading -- IllustrationsJewellers -- Reading -- IllustrationsOpticians -- Reading -- IllustrationsSU714734SU715734Broad Street -- Reading -- Illustrations

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2720164

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Remove Broad Street, Reading. North side, c.1901, before the construction of Queen Victoria Street. No. 35, Francis and Henry Dann, photographers; No. 34, Milward and Sons, shoe retalers; No. 33, Sydney Stevens, grocer and bacon factor; No. 32, Star Tea Company; No. 31, Hunt and Company, confectioners and caterers; No. 30, John Line and Sons, decorating supplies; No. 29, A. E. Major and W. Gilkes, cycle manufacturers; No. 28, John Maud, watchmaker, jeweller and optician; No. 27, temporary premises of the Public Benefit Boot Company. 1900-1909 : newsprint from your current list Save Broad Street, Reading. North side, c.1901, before the construction of Queen Victoria Street. No. 35, Francis and Henry Dann, photographers; No. 34, Milward and Sons, shoe retalers; No. 33, Sydney Stevens, grocer and bacon factor; No. 32, Star Tea Company; No. 31, Hunt and Company, confectioners and caterers; No. 30, John Line and Sons, decorating supplies; No. 29, A. E. Major and W. Gilkes, cycle manufacturers; No. 28, John Maud, watchmaker, jeweller and optician; No. 27, temporary premises of the Public Benefit Boot Company. 1900-1909 : newsprint to your current list

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