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Proposed Methodist Sunday school and hall, Lower Whitley, Reading, 1936. The upper drawing shows the hall and school: the lower drawing shows the school without the hall in front of it. Neither was built. 1930-1939 : drawings, tinted with watercolour. The architect is William Rowland Howell, and the artist is William Joseph Freeman

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