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Victory parade in Friar Street, Reading, in May, 1945. The Mayor, Aldermen and Town Clerk stand on a dais in front of the statue of Queen Victoria. The contingents from Huntley, Boorne and Stevens, and from Huntley and Palmers, pass St. Laurence's Church. The west window of the church is boarded up, and the entrance to The Arcade across the road is partly demolished as a result of the bombing raid in 1943. 1940-1949 : copy of an older photograph, from the collection of Reading Museum, which appeared on p. 10 of "Reading in the News, " by Susan Read. Same image as #1267050

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Remove Victory parade in Friar Street, Reading, in May, 1945. The Mayor, Aldermen and Town Clerk stand on a dais in front of the statue of Queen Victoria. The contingents from Huntley, Boorne and Stevens, and from Huntley and Palmers, pass St. Laurence's Church. The west window of the church is boarded up, and the entrance to The Arcade across the road is partly demolished as a result of the bombing raid in 1943. 1940-1949 : copy of an older photograph, from the collection of Reading Museum, which appeared on p. 10 of "Reading in the News, " by Susan Read. Same image as #1267050 from your current listSave Victory parade in Friar Street, Reading, in May, 1945. The Mayor, Aldermen and Town Clerk stand on a dais in front of the statue of Queen Victoria. The contingents from Huntley, Boorne and Stevens, and from Huntley and Palmers, pass St. Laurence's Church. The west window of the church is boarded up, and the entrance to The Arcade across the road is partly demolished as a result of the bombing raid in 1943. 1940-1949 : copy of an older photograph, from the collection of Reading Museum, which appeared on p. 10 of "Reading in the News, " by Susan Read. Same image as #1267050 to your current list

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Remove Victory parade in Friar Street, Reading, in May, 1945. The Mayor, Aldermen and Town Clerk stand on a dais in front of the statue of Queen Victoria. The contingents from Huntley, Boorne and Stevens, and from Huntley and Palmers, pass St. Laurence's Church. The west window of the church is boarded up, and the entrance to The Arcade across the road is partly demolished as a result of the bombing raid in 1943. 1940-1949 : copy of an older photograph, from the collection of Reading Museum, which appeared on p. 10 of "Reading in the News, " by Susan Read. Same image as #1267050 from your current listSave Victory parade in Friar Street, Reading, in May, 1945. The Mayor, Aldermen and Town Clerk stand on a dais in front of the statue of Queen Victoria. The contingents from Huntley, Boorne and Stevens, and from Huntley and Palmers, pass St. Laurence's Church. The west window of the church is boarded up, and the entrance to The Arcade across the road is partly demolished as a result of the bombing raid in 1943. 1940-1949 : copy of an older photograph, from the collection of Reading Museum, which appeared on p. 10 of "Reading in the News, " by Susan Read. Same image as #1267050 to your current list

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