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The visit of the Prince of Wales to Reading, 25 June, 1926. The Prince inspects the guard of honour provided by the Royal Berkshire Regiment in Station Square. The Mayor, Leonard Goodhart Sutton, stands to the left of His Royal Highness, and Captain D. W. Furlong stands to the right. In the background are the statue of King Edward VII, the Great Western Hotel, and Station Road with the Pearl Assurance Buildings, and the Great Western Tap to the right. 1920-1929: photograph by Photopress, London

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