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Reading Corporation Tramways. Three decorated cars in Broad Street, which is thronged with people on the inauguration of the electric tramways, 22 July 1903. Flags hang from several buildings. Identifiable shops on the north side of the street are Nos. 61, 62, 63 and 64 (Edwin Hedgcock, draper); No. 59 (A. H. Bull, hardware); No. 51 (The Peacock Inn); No. 50 (William McIlroy, boot and shoe warehouse); No. 49 (William Archer, grocer oil and colour man). 1900-1909 : postcard, published by Farrer and Sons, with the photography by Dee

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Reading Corporation Tramways. Three decorated cars in Broad Street, which is thronged with people on the inauguration of the electric tramways, 22 July 1903. Flags hang from several buildings. Identifiable shops on the north side of the street are Nos. 61, 62, 63 and 64 (Edwin Hedgcock, draper); No. 59 (A. H. Bull, hardware); No. 51 (The Peacock Inn); No. 50 (William McIlroy, boot and shoe warehouse); No. 49 (William Archer, grocer oil and colour man). 1900-1909 : postcard, published by Farrer and Sons, with the photography by Dee

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black and white photograph ; 9x14cm. postcard.

Language:

English

Subject:

Street scenes and landscapes -- Reading -- IllustrationsBroad Street -- Reading -- IllustrationsTrams, electric -- Reading -- IllustrationsPubs and inns -- Reading -- IllustrationsDrapers' shops -- Reading -- IllustrationsShoe shops -- Reading -- IllustrationsPainting and decorating suppliers -- Reading -- illustrationsSU713734SU714734

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2733017

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Remove Reading Corporation Tramways. Three decorated cars in Broad Street, which is thronged with people on the inauguration of the electric tramways, 22 July 1903. Flags hang from several buildings. Identifiable shops on the north side of the street are Nos. 61, 62, 63 and 64 (Edwin Hedgcock, draper); No. 59 (A. H. Bull, hardware); No. 51 (The Peacock Inn); No. 50 (William McIlroy, boot and shoe warehouse); No. 49 (William Archer, grocer oil and colour man). 1900-1909 : postcard, published by Farrer and Sons, with the photography by Dee from your current list Save Reading Corporation Tramways. Three decorated cars in Broad Street, which is thronged with people on the inauguration of the electric tramways, 22 July 1903. Flags hang from several buildings. Identifiable shops on the north side of the street are Nos. 61, 62, 63 and 64 (Edwin Hedgcock, draper); No. 59 (A. H. Bull, hardware); No. 51 (The Peacock Inn); No. 50 (William McIlroy, boot and shoe warehouse); No. 49 (William Archer, grocer oil and colour man). 1900-1909 : postcard, published by Farrer and Sons, with the photography by Dee to your current list

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