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The north end of The Broadway, Thatcham, with the High Street to the left, and Chapel Street to the right, c. 1930. The shop of F. Ashman & Co. stands to the left of The King's Head public house, and a petrol pump to the right of it indicates the garage of Charles G. Brown. The stump of the old market cross is in the foreground right. 1930-1939: postcard by H. A. Giles

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