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Thumbnail for Church Road, Caversham, Reading, looking north-westwards, c. 1910. To the left is the boundary wall of the Old Rectory (later known as Caversham Court); to the right, part of No. 43, the house called "Banksfoot, " appears through the trees, and a bicycle stands by the kerb. 1910-1919 : scan of a postcard by P. O. Collier, with caption "Church Rd. Caversham, " and numbered 113

Church Road, Caversham, Reading, looking north-westwards, c. 1910. To the left is the boundary wall of the Old Rectory (later known as Caversham Court); to the right, part of No. 43, the house called "Banksfoot, " appears through the trees, and a bicycle stands by the kerb. 1910-1919 : scan of a postcard by P. O. Collier, with caption "Church Rd. Caversham, " and numbered 113

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Remove Church Road, Caversham, Reading, looking north-westwards, c. 1910. To the left is the boundary wall of the Old Rectory (later known as Caversham Court); to the right, part of No. 43, the house called "Banksfoot, " appears through the trees, and a bicycle stands by the kerb. 1910-1919 : scan of a postcard by P. O. Collier, with caption "Church Rd. Caversham, " and numbered 113 from your current listSave Church Road, Caversham, Reading, looking north-westwards, c. 1910. To the left is the boundary wall of the Old Rectory (later known as Caversham Court); to the right, part of No. 43, the house called "Banksfoot, " appears through the trees, and a bicycle stands by the kerb. 1910-1919 : scan of a postcard by P. O. Collier, with caption "Church Rd. Caversham, " and numbered 113 to your current list

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Remove Church Road, Caversham, Reading, looking north-westwards, c. 1910. To the left is the boundary wall of the Old Rectory (later known as Caversham Court); to the right, part of No. 43, the house called "Banksfoot, " appears through the trees, and a bicycle stands by the kerb. 1910-1919 : scan of a postcard by P. O. Collier, with caption "Church Rd. Caversham, " and numbered 113 from your current listSave Church Road, Caversham, Reading, looking north-westwards, c. 1910. To the left is the boundary wall of the Old Rectory (later known as Caversham Court); to the right, part of No. 43, the house called "Banksfoot, " appears through the trees, and a bicycle stands by the kerb. 1910-1919 : scan of a postcard by P. O. Collier, with caption "Church Rd. Caversham, " and numbered 113 to your current list

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