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The scene of Freddie Pratt's car crash, Halfway Tollhouse, Sep 1910.
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The scene of Freddie Pratt's car crash, Halfway Tollhouse, Sep 1910.

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The scene of Freddie Pratt's car crash, Halfway Tollhouse, Sep 1910.
The cortege leaving The Bear Hotel. [Albert Parsons]
Pratt's Funeral

The cortege leaving The Bear Hotel. [Albert Parsons]

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The cortege leaving The Bear Hotel. [Albert Parsons]
The funeral procession passing Faulknor Square. On the left is Alec Townsin's Refreshment Rooms (now Bow House antiques and gifts) with the Bear Hotel in the distance. On the right is James Stradling's cycle shop, a business founded in Newbury in 1877 (now Sapphire Furnishings), and the Red Lion Inn (now Casanova's restaurant). [A. Parsons, Church Street]
Pratt's Funeral

The funeral procession passing Faulknor Square. On the left is Alec Townsin's Refreshment Rooms (now Bow House antiques and gifts) with the Bear Hotel in the distance. On the right is James Stradling's cycle shop, a business founded in Newbury in 1877 (now Sapphire Furnishings), and the Red Lion Inn (now Casanova's restaurant). [A. Parsons, Church Street]

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The funeral procession passing Faulknor Square. On the left is Alec Townsin's Refreshment Rooms (now Bow House antiques and gifts) with the Bear Hotel in the distance. On the right is James Stradling's cycle shop, a business founded in Newbury in 1877 (now Sapphire Furnishings), and the Red Lion Inn (now Casanova's restaurant). [A. Parsons, Church Street]
Crossing Eddington Bridge. [Albert Parsons]
Pratt's Funeral

Crossing Eddington Bridge. [Albert Parsons]

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Crossing Eddington Bridge. [Albert Parsons]
Approaching St Saviour's Church. [Albert Parsons]
Pratt's Funeral

Approaching St Saviour's Church. [Albert Parsons]

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Approaching St Saviour's Church. [Albert Parsons]
 
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