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Caversham Bridge, from the hills above Caversham, c. 1820. The view is down the stream, with the wooden section of the bridge, and the White Hart Inn, on the Reading bank, to the right. The gazebo in the garden of the Old Rectory (later known as Caversham Court) is towards the bottom, left. 1820-1829 : print, with the title "Caversham Bridge, " drawn and engraved by W. H. Timms, from his "Views of Reading." Postcard version at #1266748

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Remove Caversham Bridge, from the hills above Caversham, c. 1820. The view is down the stream, with the wooden section of the bridge, and the White Hart Inn, on the Reading bank, to the right. The gazebo in the garden of the Old Rectory (later known as Caversham Court) is towards the bottom, left. 1820-1829 : print, with the title "Caversham Bridge, " drawn and engraved by W. H. Timms, from his "Views of Reading." Postcard version at #1266748 from your current listSave Caversham Bridge, from the hills above Caversham, c. 1820. The view is down the stream, with the wooden section of the bridge, and the White Hart Inn, on the Reading bank, to the right. The gazebo in the garden of the Old Rectory (later known as Caversham Court) is towards the bottom, left. 1820-1829 : print, with the title "Caversham Bridge, " drawn and engraved by W. H. Timms, from his "Views of Reading." Postcard version at #1266748 to your current list

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Remove Caversham Bridge, from the hills above Caversham, c. 1820. The view is down the stream, with the wooden section of the bridge, and the White Hart Inn, on the Reading bank, to the right. The gazebo in the garden of the Old Rectory (later known as Caversham Court) is towards the bottom, left. 1820-1829 : print, with the title "Caversham Bridge, " drawn and engraved by W. H. Timms, from his "Views of Reading." Postcard version at #1266748 from your current listSave Caversham Bridge, from the hills above Caversham, c. 1820. The view is down the stream, with the wooden section of the bridge, and the White Hart Inn, on the Reading bank, to the right. The gazebo in the garden of the Old Rectory (later known as Caversham Court) is towards the bottom, left. 1820-1829 : print, with the title "Caversham Bridge, " drawn and engraved by W. H. Timms, from his "Views of Reading." Postcard version at #1266748 to your current list

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