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View from Reading Bridge, looking downstream, 1924. The weir and Clappers footpath are to the left, with the navigation channel to the right of the lock island. A boat named "Tamara" is moored by the boat-yard of John Tims and Sons, where several rowing-boats are upside-down on the bank. Behind the yard is the men's bathing place. 1920-1929 : photograph by F. Frith and Company, No. 76256

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Remove View from Reading Bridge, looking downstream, 1924. The weir and Clappers footpath are to the left, with the navigation channel to the right of the lock island. A boat named "Tamara" is moored by the boat-yard of John Tims and Sons, where several rowing-boats are upside-down on the bank. Behind the yard is the men's bathing place. 1920-1929 : photograph by F. Frith and Company, No. 76256 from your current listSave View from Reading Bridge, looking downstream, 1924. The weir and Clappers footpath are to the left, with the navigation channel to the right of the lock island. A boat named "Tamara" is moored by the boat-yard of John Tims and Sons, where several rowing-boats are upside-down on the bank. Behind the yard is the men's bathing place. 1920-1929 : photograph by F. Frith and Company, No. 76256 to your current list

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Remove View from Reading Bridge, looking downstream, 1924. The weir and Clappers footpath are to the left, with the navigation channel to the right of the lock island. A boat named "Tamara" is moored by the boat-yard of John Tims and Sons, where several rowing-boats are upside-down on the bank. Behind the yard is the men's bathing place. 1920-1929 : photograph by F. Frith and Company, No. 76256 from your current listSave View from Reading Bridge, looking downstream, 1924. The weir and Clappers footpath are to the left, with the navigation channel to the right of the lock island. A boat named "Tamara" is moored by the boat-yard of John Tims and Sons, where several rowing-boats are upside-down on the bank. Behind the yard is the men's bathing place. 1920-1929 : photograph by F. Frith and Company, No. 76256 to your current list

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