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Aerial view of the War Memorial Avenue and the Open-air Swimming Pool, c1965. At the extreme top-right of the photograph is the cycle speedway track.
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Aerial view of the War Memorial Avenue and the Open-air Swimming Pool, c1965. At the extreme top-right of the photograph is the cycle speedway track.

Aerial view of the War Memorial Avenue and the Open-air Swimming Pool, c1965. At the extreme top-right of the photograph is the cycle speedway track.
Cycle Speedway Track August Bank Holiday, 1964
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Cycle Speedway Track August Bank Holiday, 1964

Cycle Speedway Track August Bank Holiday, 1964
From an earlier age: Cycle Gymkana in Hungerford in the 1890s. Mrs Tamsin Forman sent the picture to a newspaper, saying "The leading lady, my Aunt Ray, considered a great beauty, married Frank Cundell the racehorse trainer. Their son, also Frank Cundell, is a trainer today. The second rider, Aunt Marion, was a nurse in the trenches during the First World War. The other pair of ladies were the Misses Hissey (Hussey) of Hungerford".
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From an earlier age: Cycle Gymkana in Hungerford in the 1890s. Mrs Tamsin Forman sent the picture to a newspaper, saying "The leading lady, my Aunt Ray, considered a great beauty, married Frank Cundell the racehorse trainer. Their son, also Frank Cundell, is a trainer today. The second rider, Aunt Marion, was a nurse in the trenches during the First World War. The other pair of ladies were the Misses Hissey (Hussey) of Hungerford".

From an earlier age: Cycle Gymkana in Hungerford in the 1890s. Mrs Tamsin Forman sent the picture to a newspaper, saying "The leading lady, my Aunt Ray, considered a great beauty, married Frank Cundell the racehorse trainer. Their son, also Frank Cundell, is a trainer today. The second rider, Aunt Marion, was a nurse in the trenches during the First World War. The other pair of ladies were the Misses Hissey (Hussey) of Hungerford".
Cycle Speedway Track August Bank Holiday, 1964
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Cycle Speedway Track August Bank Holiday, 1964

Cycle Speedway Track August Bank Holiday, 1964
At the opening of the New Cycle Speedway Track Hungerford Panthers, 1956.Back row L-R: Albert Wiltshire, Rex Smith, Alan Andrews, David Cook, Ken Hall. Middle row: Charlie May, Daisy May, Archie Barratt, Doris Wiltshire, Allan Barrett, Jack Wiltshire, Reeda North & dtr, John Pike, Mrs Barratt, Roy Fox, Angela May. Front row: Bert Mansbridge, Mrs North, John North, Ray Wiltshire, Val May, Josie Wiltshire, Brian Geater, Mrs Mansbridge.
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At the opening of the New Cycle Speedway Track Hungerford Panthers, 1956.
Back row L-R: Albert Wiltshire, Rex Smith, Alan Andrews, David Cook, Ken Hall.
Middle row: Charlie May, Daisy May, Archie Barratt, Doris Wiltshire, Allan Barrett, Jack Wiltshire, Reeda North & dtr, John Pike, Mrs Barratt, Roy Fox, Angela May.
Front row: Bert Mansbridge, Mrs North, John North, Ray Wiltshire, Val May, Josie Wiltshire, Brian Geater, Mrs Mansbridge.

At the opening of the New Cycle Speedway Track Hungerford Panthers, 1956.Back row L-R: Albert Wiltshire, Rex Smith, Alan Andrews, David Cook, Ken Hall. Middle row: Charlie May, Daisy May, Archie Barratt, Doris Wiltshire, Allan Barrett, Jack Wiltshire, Reeda North & dtr, John Pike, Mrs Barratt, Roy Fox, Angela May. Front row: Bert Mansbridge, Mrs North, John North, Ray Wiltshire, Val May, Josie Wiltshire, Brian Geater, Mrs Mansbridge.
cycle speedway 03 c1956
 
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