File:Friar Street, Reading, south side, 1894.jpg

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English: Friar Street, Reading. South side, showing the row of buildings replaced by The Arcade in 1894. Nos. 173 and 174 (temporary offices, formerly H. W. Golding, grocer); No. 172; No. 170 (Vale of Aylesbury Dairy run by Joseph Scarbrook); No. 169 (The Bee Hive Hotel); No. 168 (Sims and Company, fishmongers and poulterers; the entrance to Tilliard Court; No. 166 (with a delivery bicycle outside). 1890-1899 : photograph by Walton Adams. Copy of an older photograph. Postcard version at Dynix 121151. Colour lithograph from the photograph at Dynix 1211154. Black and white engraving at Dynix 1211156.
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Walton Adams  (1842–1934)  wikidata:Q46103212
 
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Arthur Walton Adams
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Date of birth/death 1842 Edit this at Wikidata 1934 Edit this at Wikidata
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