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Reading Station, seen from high in the Foster Wheeler building (later called Thames Tower), c. 1975. The view is to the east. The canopy over platforms 4A and 4B, used by the Southern Region trains, can be seen to the right. The sidings can be seen, stretching to Vastern Road, and in the distance are Christchurch Meadows in Caversham, and the office buildings known as Nugent House and Reading Bridge House.1970-1979: photograph by Terry Allsop

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Reading Station, seen from high in the Foster Wheeler building (later called Thames Tower), c. 1975. The view is to the east. The canopy over platforms 4A and 4B, used by the Southern Region trains, can be seen to the right. The sidings can be seen, stretching to Vastern Road, and in the distance are Christchurch Meadows in Caversham, and the office buildings known as Nugent House and Reading Bridge House.1970-1979: photograph by Terry Allsop

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Allsop, Terry, photographer

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scan of black and white negative.

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English

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Railway stations -- Reading -- IllustrationsOffices -- Reading -- IllustrationsSU714737SU714738SU715737SU715738SU716737Railways -- Reading -- Illustrations

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2731346

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