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The interior of the Waterloo Gallery, with rows of chairs and mirrors on the back wall. On the wall below the coved ceiling is a mural showing what appears to be a viaduct with many arches. Two aspidistras and a potted palm are in evidence. The room was used as a dancing academy, c. 1915, and was above the music shop of Hickie and Hickie, at 153 Friar Street, Reading. 1910-1919: scan of a postcard with the caption, "Waterloo Gallery, Reading."

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