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London Road, Reading, looking westwards from Cemetery Junction, c. 1920. The horse-trough is to the left, and across the road, the tower of Wycliffe Baptist Church in King's Road can be seen, and the shops of Louis Rogers, grocer and pork butcher, at Nos. 189, 191 and 193 London Road. In the middle of the picture, people are boarding a tramcar which is heading towards the town centre. 1920-1929: postcard with the caption "King's Road, Reading."

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Remove London Road, Reading, looking westwards from Cemetery Junction, c. 1920. The horse-trough is to the left, and across the road, the tower of Wycliffe Baptist Church in King's Road can be seen, and the shops of Louis Rogers, grocer and pork butcher, at Nos. 189, 191 and 193 London Road. In the middle of the picture, people are boarding a tramcar which is heading towards the town centre. 1920-1929: postcard with the caption "King's Road, Reading." from your current list Save London Road, Reading, looking westwards from Cemetery Junction, c. 1920. The horse-trough is to the left, and across the road, the tower of Wycliffe Baptist Church in King's Road can be seen, and the shops of Louis Rogers, grocer and pork butcher, at Nos. 189, 191 and 193 London Road. In the middle of the picture, people are boarding a tramcar which is heading towards the town centre. 1920-1929: postcard with the caption "King's Road, Reading." to your current list

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London Road, Reading, looking westwards from Cemetery Junction, c. 1920. The horse-trough is to the left, and across the road, the tower of Wycliffe Baptist Church in King's Road can be seen, and the shops of Louis Rogers, grocer and pork butcher, at Nos. 189, 191 and 193 London Road. In the middle of the picture, people are boarding a tramcar which is heading towards the town centre. 1920-1929: postcard with the caption "King's Road, Reading."

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English

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King's Road -- Reading -- IllustrationsLondon Road -- Reading -- IllustrationsHorse troughs -- Reading -- IllustrationsTrams, electric -- Reading -- IllustrationsGrocers' shops -- Reading -- IllustrationsButchers' shops -- Reading -- IllustrationsSU730731SU730732Street scenes and landscapes -- Reading -- Illustrations

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Remove London Road, Reading, looking westwards from Cemetery Junction, c. 1920. The horse-trough is to the left, and across the road, the tower of Wycliffe Baptist Church in King's Road can be seen, and the shops of Louis Rogers, grocer and pork butcher, at Nos. 189, 191 and 193 London Road. In the middle of the picture, people are boarding a tramcar which is heading towards the town centre. 1920-1929: postcard with the caption "King's Road, Reading." from your current list Save London Road, Reading, looking westwards from Cemetery Junction, c. 1920. The horse-trough is to the left, and across the road, the tower of Wycliffe Baptist Church in King's Road can be seen, and the shops of Louis Rogers, grocer and pork butcher, at Nos. 189, 191 and 193 London Road. In the middle of the picture, people are boarding a tramcar which is heading towards the town centre. 1920-1929: postcard with the caption "King's Road, Reading." to your current list

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