File:The White Hart Hotel, No. 1 Oxford Road, Reading, 1900-1909.jpg
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The White Hart Hotel, No. 1 Oxford Road, Reading, at the corner of St. Mary's Butts. The sign advertises the ales of Blandy, Hawkins and Company, and the landlord's name, Alfred Coates. A gentleman in a hat and a top-coat with a velvet collar stands outside. To the left, part of the shop of Samuel Allwood, furniture dealer, at No. 4 St. Mary's Butts can be seen, and the shops of Frederick Gomm, basket maker, and Anne Baxter, fruiterer. 1900-1909: photograph by Walton Adams. Other prints at #1325246 and #1325247.
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| current | 12:11, 6 January 2017 | | 1,078 × 874 (986 KB) | 127.0.0.1 (talk) | The White Hart Hotel, No. 1 Oxford Road, Reading, at the corner of St. Mary's Butts. The sign advertises the ales of Blandy, Hawkins and Company, and the landlord's name, Alfred Coates. A gentleman in a hat and a top-coat with a velvet collar stands outside. To the left, part of the shop of Samuel Allwood, furniture dealer, at No. 4 St. Mary's Butts can be seen, and the shops of Frederick Gomm, basket maker, and Anne Baxter, fruiterer. 1900-1909: photograph by Walton Adams. Other prints at #1325246 and #1325247. |
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