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The north side of Valpy Street, Reading, 1979. Nos. 13 and 15 are empty; nos. 17 and 19 are the offices of the "Reading Chronicle, " and on the gable are the initials "R.T., " standing for Robert Tompkins, who built the Queen's Hall, of which this building was part. The letters "B.C." and the date "1770" commemorate the "Berkshire Chronicle, " founded in Wokingham in 1770

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