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The Great Western Hotel, at the corner of Blagrave Street and Station Road, Reading, 1908. The name of the manager, W. G. Flanagan, is painted above the bay window. To the right, at No. 37 Station Road, is the Great Western Tap public house, with a sign advertising the ales of H. and G. Simonds. It was later known as The Jolly Porter. 1900-1909: photograph published in the "Reading Standard" newspaper, 26 May 1908

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