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Leighton Park School, Shinfield Road, Reading. The ceremony to mark the opening of Reckitt House, 29 May 1928. The headmaster, Charles Evans, stands behind a small table in front of the building, addressing the governors and distinguished visitors. The building was opened by Mr. H. G. Williams, Member of Parliament for Reading. 1920-1929

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