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Riverside, Feb 2010
Riverside, Feb 2010
Riverside House and The Bear, c1912
The ruins of Hungerford Tanyard Chimney, c1912
Plan showing Tan Yard Lawn, 1893
Plan showing "Old Public Road" from ford to Charnham Street, 16th Feb 1912
Plan showing access for main sewer pipe - 2s 6d per year, 21st Feb 1912
Plan showing property leased to Stradling & Plenty, 27th Mar 1912
OS Map 1911, showing area around Riverside
Plan of property, 27th Mar 1912
Plan of property, 4th April 1946
Bridge Street, showing Tanyard Lawn, c1912
Charnham Street, showing 2 Charnham Street on right, c1912
Aerial view of Riverside, c2000
Charnham Street c1919-20, showing entrance to Stradling & Plenty's Garage on the right. [Kingsway Real Photographs, for WH Smith. S13682] Kindly sent by Roger Day.
The restored doorcase, 25 Aug 2019.
The Bear, showing Riverside and Stradling & Plenty's Garage beyond, c1912. [Collier, B616]
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