Thumbnail for Market Place, Reading, looking southwards to High Street and Duke Street , c. 1883. On the east side, No. 12 (Morris and Davis, tailors); Nos. 11, 10 and 9 (Sutton and Sons, Royal Seed Warehouse); and No. 7, the offices of the "Reading Mercury" newspaper. On the south side, No. 52 (Henry Gouldsmith and Son, dyers and cleaners); the Soane obelisk; No. 49 (Henry Jewell, silk mercer and draper, Paris House), and the edge of No. 48 (James Golder, bookseller and stationer). 1880-1889: photograph, numbered 4059a

Market Place, Reading, looking southwards to High Street and Duke Street , c. 1883. On the east side, No. 12 (Morris and Davis, tailors); Nos. 11, 10 and 9 (Sutton and Sons, Royal Seed Warehouse); and No. 7, the offices of the "Reading Mercury" newspaper. On the south side, No. 52 (Henry Gouldsmith and Son, dyers and cleaners); the Soane obelisk; No. 49 (Henry Jewell, silk mercer and draper, Paris House), and the edge of No. 48 (James Golder, bookseller and stationer). 1880-1889: photograph, numbered 4059a

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Market Place, Reading, looking southwards to High Street and Duke Street , c. 1883. On the east side, No. 12 (Morris and Davis, tailors); Nos. 11, 10 and 9 (Sutton and Sons, Royal Seed Warehouse); and No. 7, the offices of the "Reading Mercury" newspaper. On the south side, No. 52 (Henry Gouldsmith and Son, dyers and cleaners); the Soane obelisk; No. 49 (Henry Jewell, silk mercer and draper, Paris House), and the edge of No. 48 (James Golder, bookseller and stationer). 1880-1889: photograph, numbered 4059a

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scan of black and white photograph.

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English

Subject:

Market Place -- Reading -- IllustrationsDry cleaners and dyers -- Reading -- IllustrationsClothes shops -- Reading -- IllustrationsSeedsmen -- Reading -- IllustrationsDrapers' shops -- Reading -- IllustrationsMonuments -- Reading -- IllustrationsSU716734SU717734Street scenes and landscapes -- Reading -- Illustrations

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2727251

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Remove Market Place, Reading, looking southwards to High Street and Duke Street , c. 1883. On the east side, No. 12 (Morris and Davis, tailors); Nos. 11, 10 and 9 (Sutton and Sons, Royal Seed Warehouse); and No. 7, the offices of the "Reading Mercury" newspaper. On the south side, No. 52 (Henry Gouldsmith and Son, dyers and cleaners); the Soane obelisk; No. 49 (Henry Jewell, silk mercer and draper, Paris House), and the edge of No. 48 (James Golder, bookseller and stationer). 1880-1889: photograph, numbered 4059a from your current list Save Market Place, Reading, looking southwards to High Street and Duke Street , c. 1883. On the east side, No. 12 (Morris and Davis, tailors); Nos. 11, 10 and 9 (Sutton and Sons, Royal Seed Warehouse); and No. 7, the offices of the "Reading Mercury" newspaper. On the south side, No. 52 (Henry Gouldsmith and Son, dyers and cleaners); the Soane obelisk; No. 49 (Henry Jewell, silk mercer and draper, Paris House), and the edge of No. 48 (James Golder, bookseller and stationer). 1880-1889: photograph, numbered 4059a to your current list

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