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St. Peter's Church, Caversham, as it was c. 1870, from the east. Various tombstones can be seen behind the iron railings along the path, at the end of which is the Crawshay monument. The church still has its wooden steeple, which was replaced in stone in 1878. 1870-1879 : illustration from "The Stranger's Guide to the Town of Reading" by George Hillier, published in 1882. On the reverse is a print of Mapledurham Mill, #1288703

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Remove St. Peter's Church, Caversham, as it was c. 1870, from the east. Various tombstones can be seen behind the iron railings along the path, at the end of which is the Crawshay monument. The church still has its wooden steeple, which was replaced in stone in 1878. 1870-1879 : illustration from "The Stranger's Guide to the Town of Reading" by George Hillier, published in 1882. On the reverse is a print of Mapledurham Mill, #1288703 from your current list Save St. Peter's Church, Caversham, as it was c. 1870, from the east. Various tombstones can be seen behind the iron railings along the path, at the end of which is the Crawshay monument. The church still has its wooden steeple, which was replaced in stone in 1878. 1870-1879 : illustration from "The Stranger's Guide to the Town of Reading" by George Hillier, published in 1882. On the reverse is a print of Mapledurham Mill, #1288703 to your current list

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St. Peter's Church, Caversham, as it was c. 1870, from the east. Various tombstones can be seen behind the iron railings along the path, at the end of which is the Crawshay monument. The church still has its wooden steeple, which was replaced in stone in 1878. 1870-1879 : illustration from "The Stranger's Guide to the Town of Reading" by George Hillier, published in 1882. On the reverse is a print of Mapledurham Mill, #1288703

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black and white print ; 8 x 7 cm.

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English

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St Peter's Avenue -- Caversham -- Reading -- IllustrationsSU708748SU708749SU709748SU709749Churches and chapels -- Caversham -- Reading -- Illustrations

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2730087

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Remove St. Peter's Church, Caversham, as it was c. 1870, from the east. Various tombstones can be seen behind the iron railings along the path, at the end of which is the Crawshay monument. The church still has its wooden steeple, which was replaced in stone in 1878. 1870-1879 : illustration from "The Stranger's Guide to the Town of Reading" by George Hillier, published in 1882. On the reverse is a print of Mapledurham Mill, #1288703 from your current list Save St. Peter's Church, Caversham, as it was c. 1870, from the east. Various tombstones can be seen behind the iron railings along the path, at the end of which is the Crawshay monument. The church still has its wooden steeple, which was replaced in stone in 1878. 1870-1879 : illustration from "The Stranger's Guide to the Town of Reading" by George Hillier, published in 1882. On the reverse is a print of Mapledurham Mill, #1288703 to your current list

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