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Anthony Houghton and members of his family in the garden behind No. 119 Friar Street, Reading, in 1892. He was a picture frame maker at this address, and the garden was on the site of the pit of the old Reading Theatre. The back of the house is an extraordinary pavilion of wood and glass, on three floors. 1890-1899: scan of a photograph from the "Reading Standard, " February 1963, in the album, "Reading and District as it was, " compiled by Reginald W. Ford, p. 100H

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Remove Anthony Houghton and members of his family in the garden behind No. 119 Friar Street, Reading, in 1892. He was a picture frame maker at this address, and the garden was on the site of the pit of the old Reading Theatre. The back of the house is an extraordinary pavilion of wood and glass, on three floors. 1890-1899: scan of a photograph from the "Reading Standard, " February 1963, in the album, "Reading and District as it was, " compiled by Reginald W. Ford, p. 100H from your current listSave Anthony Houghton and members of his family in the garden behind No. 119 Friar Street, Reading, in 1892. He was a picture frame maker at this address, and the garden was on the site of the pit of the old Reading Theatre. The back of the house is an extraordinary pavilion of wood and glass, on three floors. 1890-1899: scan of a photograph from the "Reading Standard, " February 1963, in the album, "Reading and District as it was, " compiled by Reginald W. Ford, p. 100H to your current list

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