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Market Place, Reading, looking northwards from a high vantage point to St. Laurence's Church, c. 1910. On the west side, the entrance to the Corn Exchange, and Nos. 34-33 (J. S. Salmon and Son, tea merchants). The cabmen's shelter obscures most of the Simeon Obelisk. 1910-1919 : postcard, with the caption, "Market Place, Reading, " numbered 316/296 and 39829

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Remove Market Place, Reading, looking northwards from a high vantage point to St. Laurence's Church, c. 1910. On the west side, the entrance to the Corn Exchange, and Nos. 34-33 (J. S. Salmon and Son, tea merchants). The cabmen's shelter obscures most of the Simeon Obelisk. 1910-1919 : postcard, with the caption, "Market Place, Reading, " numbered 316/296 and 39829 from your current listSave Market Place, Reading, looking northwards from a high vantage point to St. Laurence's Church, c. 1910. On the west side, the entrance to the Corn Exchange, and Nos. 34-33 (J. S. Salmon and Son, tea merchants). The cabmen's shelter obscures most of the Simeon Obelisk. 1910-1919 : postcard, with the caption, "Market Place, Reading, " numbered 316/296 and 39829 to your current list

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Remove Market Place, Reading, looking northwards from a high vantage point to St. Laurence's Church, c. 1910. On the west side, the entrance to the Corn Exchange, and Nos. 34-33 (J. S. Salmon and Son, tea merchants). The cabmen's shelter obscures most of the Simeon Obelisk. 1910-1919 : postcard, with the caption, "Market Place, Reading, " numbered 316/296 and 39829 from your current listSave Market Place, Reading, looking northwards from a high vantage point to St. Laurence's Church, c. 1910. On the west side, the entrance to the Corn Exchange, and Nos. 34-33 (J. S. Salmon and Son, tea merchants). The cabmen's shelter obscures most of the Simeon Obelisk. 1910-1919 : postcard, with the caption, "Market Place, Reading, " numbered 316/296 and 39829 to your current list

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