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Church Road, Pangbourne, looking towards the junction of Pangbourne Hill and Tidmarsh Road, c. 1901. The Elephant Hotel, later to be known as The Copper Inn, is on the right, and a wagon waits outside The Cross Keys Inn on the left. 1900-1909 : postcard by Raphael Tuck and Sons, with the caption, "Pangbourne village." The sender has written across the bottom: "I will have a bitter, not lemonade. H.B."

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Church Road, Pangbourne, looking towards the junction of Pangbourne Hill and Tidmarsh Road, c. 1901. The Elephant Hotel, later to be known as The Copper Inn, is on the right, and a wagon waits outside The Cross Keys Inn on the left. 1900-1909 : postcard by Raphael Tuck and Sons, with the caption, "Pangbourne village." The sender has written across the bottom: "I will have a bitter, not lemonade. H.B."

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black and white postcard; 7 x 14 cm.

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English

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Pubs and inns -- Pangbourne -- IllustrationsStreet scenes and landscapes -- Pangbourne -- IllustrationsChurch Road -- Pangbourne -- IllustrationsSU634764Hotels -- Pangbourne -- Illustrations

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2725228

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Remove Church Road, Pangbourne, looking towards the junction of Pangbourne Hill and Tidmarsh Road, c. 1901. The Elephant Hotel, later to be known as The Copper Inn, is on the right, and a wagon waits outside The Cross Keys Inn on the left. 1900-1909 : postcard by Raphael Tuck and Sons, with the caption, "Pangbourne village." The sender has written across the bottom: "I will have a bitter, not lemonade. H.B." from your current list Save Church Road, Pangbourne, looking towards the junction of Pangbourne Hill and Tidmarsh Road, c. 1901. The Elephant Hotel, later to be known as The Copper Inn, is on the right, and a wagon waits outside The Cross Keys Inn on the left. 1900-1909 : postcard by Raphael Tuck and Sons, with the caption, "Pangbourne village." The sender has written across the bottom: "I will have a bitter, not lemonade. H.B." to your current list

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