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The visit of King George VI to Reading in April 1948. His Majesty had recently agreed to become Colonel-in-Chief of the Royal Berkshire Regiment. He is seen, with several officers, by the cenotaph at Brock Barracks in Oxford Road. 1940-1949: photograph from the collection of Reading Museum and Art Gallery, published in the book, "Reading in the News" by Susan Read, p. 28

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