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Broad Street, Reading, looking east, c. 1901. To the left, on the north side, various signs are partly legible: No. 50 (William McIlroy, boot and shoe dealer); No. 39 (Farrer and Sons, newsagents and stationers); and No. 38 (Ebenezer Hill, leather goods). On the opposite side, the Post Office (Nos. 97 and 98) and the corner of Chain Street, are recognisable. On the carriageway are various horse-drawn vehicles, including a horse-drawn tramcar. 1900-1909: postcard by Lloyd, Albury, with the caption, "Broad Street, Reading, " and numbered 1068

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Remove Broad Street, Reading, looking east, c. 1901. To the left, on the north side, various signs are partly legible: No. 50 (William McIlroy, boot and shoe dealer); No. 39 (Farrer and Sons, newsagents and stationers); and No. 38 (Ebenezer Hill, leather goods). On the opposite side, the Post Office (Nos. 97 and 98) and the corner of Chain Street, are recognisable. On the carriageway are various horse-drawn vehicles, including a horse-drawn tramcar. 1900-1909: postcard by Lloyd, Albury, with the caption, "Broad Street, Reading, " and numbered 1068 from your current list Save Broad Street, Reading, looking east, c. 1901. To the left, on the north side, various signs are partly legible: No. 50 (William McIlroy, boot and shoe dealer); No. 39 (Farrer and Sons, newsagents and stationers); and No. 38 (Ebenezer Hill, leather goods). On the opposite side, the Post Office (Nos. 97 and 98) and the corner of Chain Street, are recognisable. On the carriageway are various horse-drawn vehicles, including a horse-drawn tramcar. 1900-1909: postcard by Lloyd, Albury, with the caption, "Broad Street, Reading, " and numbered 1068 to your current list

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Broad Street, Reading, looking east, c. 1901. To the left, on the north side, various signs are partly legible: No. 50 (William McIlroy, boot and shoe dealer); No. 39 (Farrer and Sons, newsagents and stationers); and No. 38 (Ebenezer Hill, leather goods). On the opposite side, the Post Office (Nos. 97 and 98) and the corner of Chain Street, are recognisable. On the carriageway are various horse-drawn vehicles, including a horse-drawn tramcar. 1900-1909: postcard by Lloyd, Albury, with the caption, "Broad Street, Reading, " and numbered 1068

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scan of a black and white postcard.

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English

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Broad Street -- Reading -- IllustrationsPost offices -- Reading -- IllustrationsShoe shops -- Reading -- IllustrationsNewsagents -- Reading -- IllustrationsStationers -- Reading -- IllustrationsLeather goods shops -- Reading -- IllustrationsHorse-trams -- Reading -- IllustrationsSU713734SU714734Street scenes and landscapes -- Reading -- Illustrations

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2726403

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Remove Broad Street, Reading, looking east, c. 1901. To the left, on the north side, various signs are partly legible: No. 50 (William McIlroy, boot and shoe dealer); No. 39 (Farrer and Sons, newsagents and stationers); and No. 38 (Ebenezer Hill, leather goods). On the opposite side, the Post Office (Nos. 97 and 98) and the corner of Chain Street, are recognisable. On the carriageway are various horse-drawn vehicles, including a horse-drawn tramcar. 1900-1909: postcard by Lloyd, Albury, with the caption, "Broad Street, Reading, " and numbered 1068 from your current list Save Broad Street, Reading, looking east, c. 1901. To the left, on the north side, various signs are partly legible: No. 50 (William McIlroy, boot and shoe dealer); No. 39 (Farrer and Sons, newsagents and stationers); and No. 38 (Ebenezer Hill, leather goods). On the opposite side, the Post Office (Nos. 97 and 98) and the corner of Chain Street, are recognisable. On the carriageway are various horse-drawn vehicles, including a horse-drawn tramcar. 1900-1909: postcard by Lloyd, Albury, with the caption, "Broad Street, Reading, " and numbered 1068 to your current list

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