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The interior of Caversham Heights Methodist Church, in 1910. The church is decorated with plants and flowers, probably for the harvest festival. The window-sills are decked out, and baskets of flowers hang from the ceiling. The mural painting in the arch behind the communion table has not yet been installed. 1910-1919: photograph by Walton Adams, copied from the "Reading Standard, " 24 September 1910

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