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Reading Bridge, seen from a high vantage point, probably about the time it was opened in 1923. The only vehicular traffic is a horse and cart, and there are a number of people looking over the parapets, while someone rows a boat on the Thames below. To the right is a glimpse of Caversham Mill, across Hill's Meadow. 1920-1929: postcard by A. W. Sargent, 54 Minster Street, Reading. There is no caption

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Remove Reading Bridge, seen from a high vantage point, probably about the time it was opened in 1923. The only vehicular traffic is a horse and cart, and there are a number of people looking over the parapets, while someone rows a boat on the Thames below. To the right is a glimpse of Caversham Mill, across Hill's Meadow. 1920-1929: postcard by A. W. Sargent, 54 Minster Street, Reading. There is no caption from your current listSave Reading Bridge, seen from a high vantage point, probably about the time it was opened in 1923. The only vehicular traffic is a horse and cart, and there are a number of people looking over the parapets, while someone rows a boat on the Thames below. To the right is a glimpse of Caversham Mill, across Hill's Meadow. 1920-1929: postcard by A. W. Sargent, 54 Minster Street, Reading. There is no caption to your current list

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