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The Bath Road, Woolhampton, looking towards Reading, c.1930. Drain-pipes stacked along the verge suggest that sewers are about to be laid in the village. The lamp on the left marks the stepped entrance to the Congregational Chapel, and on the right, in the far distance, can be seen the Crescent Row of cottages. 1930-1839: postcard by H. A. Giles, with the caption, "Woolhampton, " number not legible

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