Thumbnail for Prospect Street, Caversham, Reading, looking northwards, c. 1910. To the left, at No. 2, the draper's shop of Howes brothers, with a sign saying that they were agents for Sketchley's, dry cleaners and dyers, and a flag hanging from an upper window, declaring "good value." Across the road the sign of Colebrook's, butchers and fishmongers, can be seen at No. 3, at No. 1 the house of the minister of the Free Baptist Church, and then the side of the church itself. 1910-1919: postcard with the caption, "Prospect St., Caversham, " and numbered 231

Prospect Street, Caversham, Reading, looking northwards, c. 1910. To the left, at No. 2, the draper's shop of Howes brothers, with a sign saying that they were agents for Sketchley's, dry cleaners and dyers, and a flag hanging from an upper window, declaring "good value." Across the road the sign of Colebrook's, butchers and fishmongers, can be seen at No. 3, at No. 1 the house of the minister of the Free Baptist Church, and then the side of the church itself. 1910-1919: postcard with the caption, "Prospect St., Caversham, " and numbered 231

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Remove Prospect Street, Caversham, Reading, looking northwards, c. 1910. To the left, at No. 2, the draper's shop of Howes brothers, with a sign saying that they were agents for Sketchley's, dry cleaners and dyers, and a flag hanging from an upper window, declaring "good value." Across the road the sign of Colebrook's, butchers and fishmongers, can be seen at No. 3, at No. 1 the house of the minister of the Free Baptist Church, and then the side of the church itself. 1910-1919: postcard with the caption, "Prospect St., Caversham, " and numbered 231 from your current list Save Prospect Street, Caversham, Reading, looking northwards, c. 1910. To the left, at No. 2, the draper's shop of Howes brothers, with a sign saying that they were agents for Sketchley's, dry cleaners and dyers, and a flag hanging from an upper window, declaring "good value." Across the road the sign of Colebrook's, butchers and fishmongers, can be seen at No. 3, at No. 1 the house of the minister of the Free Baptist Church, and then the side of the church itself. 1910-1919: postcard with the caption, "Prospect St., Caversham, " and numbered 231 to your current list

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Prospect Street, Caversham, Reading, looking northwards, c. 1910. To the left, at No. 2, the draper's shop of Howes brothers, with a sign saying that they were agents for Sketchley's, dry cleaners and dyers, and a flag hanging from an upper window, declaring "good value." Across the road the sign of Colebrook's, butchers and fishmongers, can be seen at No. 3, at No. 1 the house of the minister of the Free Baptist Church, and then the side of the church itself. 1910-1919: postcard with the caption, "Prospect St., Caversham, " and numbered 231

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English

Subject:

Drapers' shops -- Caversham -- Reading -- IllustrationsButchers' shops -- Caversham -- Reading -- illustrationsFishmongers -- Caversham -- Reading -- IllustrationsChurches and chapels -- Caversham -- Reading -- IllustrationsBaptist churches and chapels -- Caversham -- Reading -- IllustrationsProspect Street -- Caversham -- Reading -- IllustrationsSU714747SU714748Street scenes and landscapes -- Caversham -- Reading -- Illustrations

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Remove Prospect Street, Caversham, Reading, looking northwards, c. 1910. To the left, at No. 2, the draper's shop of Howes brothers, with a sign saying that they were agents for Sketchley's, dry cleaners and dyers, and a flag hanging from an upper window, declaring "good value." Across the road the sign of Colebrook's, butchers and fishmongers, can be seen at No. 3, at No. 1 the house of the minister of the Free Baptist Church, and then the side of the church itself. 1910-1919: postcard with the caption, "Prospect St., Caversham, " and numbered 231 from your current list Save Prospect Street, Caversham, Reading, looking northwards, c. 1910. To the left, at No. 2, the draper's shop of Howes brothers, with a sign saying that they were agents for Sketchley's, dry cleaners and dyers, and a flag hanging from an upper window, declaring "good value." Across the road the sign of Colebrook's, butchers and fishmongers, can be seen at No. 3, at No. 1 the house of the minister of the Free Baptist Church, and then the side of the church itself. 1910-1919: postcard with the caption, "Prospect St., Caversham, " and numbered 231 to your current list

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