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![]() Reading, the Miniature Railway c1952 (ref: R13046) |
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This railway ran along Thamesside Promenade in the 1940s and 1950s. It was operated by Harold Judd. The line runs between chain-link fencing and an iron fence, and the train, approaching the camera, carries a number of children. There were apparently two 10 1/4" gauge lines. Posted: 02/12/2008 12:25 |
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![]() Reading, c1900 (ref: R13306) |
Year: 1949
Reading 1949
My Grandfather Blaskett ( my mother Sylvia was the second daughter of his second wife) owned property in Reading and was a spec builder and for a while our family lived at 24 Bath Road. He had a property I think before the War called Rotherham Grange but I don't know where in Reading it was. I will be over in England in September (I live in Sydney, Australia) and hope to find Rotherham Grange. If anyone can help me I would be very grateful. During the war years our family lived with him at his country property called Cherry Elyot. Bette Schoots (nee Miller). Posted: 24/05/2008 06:44 by Bette Schoots |
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![]() Reading, c1900 (ref: R13306) |
Year: 1958
Huntley & Palmers
This picture shows the factory of Huntley & Palmers - the biscuit makers who were one of the largest employers in Reading in the 20th Centrury. Presumably the photo was taken at the end of a working day with the workers streaming out of the factory? Palmer Park was named after one of the founders of this firm. Posted: 01/06/2006 06:59 by John Buck |
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![]() Reading, Easts Boathouse 1896 (ref: 37173) |
Year: 1959
Rowing
I think this boathouse was where the Reading Working Men's Rowing Club was based. I remember boys from the Forest Grammar School rowing on the river here and the extraordinary pain in your arms as you rowed the last few strokes of a race! Posted: 01/06/2006 06:52 by John Buck |
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![]() Caversham, Bridge Street 1908 (ref: 59962) |
Year: 1959
School days A memory of Caversham, Berkshire I used to have my hair cut in the barber shop on Bridge St usually before going to Saturday morning cinema. I also did a paper round for the newsagent on the bridge, the round was in Caversham Heights where I lived in Albert Road. School was at Caversham Secondary Modern, I really enjoyed school great time. Left there in 1959. any one remember the school plays and ballroom dancing? Posted: 15/01/2008 18:08 by Barry Woolford |
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