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Vision Express, 13 Apr 2014
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Vision Express, 13 Apr 2014

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Vision Express, 13 Apr 2014
20-22 High Street opened as Ramsbury Building Society, Hungerford Sports and WG Razey, c1980
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20-22 High Street opened as Ramsbury Building Society, Hungerford Sports and WG Razey, c1980

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20-22 High Street opened as Ramsbury Building Society, Hungerford Sports and WG Razey, c1980
20-22 High Street during re-development, c1980
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20-22 High Street during re-development, c1980

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20-22 High Street during re-development, c1980
20-22 High Street opened as Ramsbury Building Society, Hungerford Sports and WG Razey, c1980
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20-22 High Street opened as Ramsbury Building Society, Hungerford Sports and WG Razey, c1980

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20-22 High Street opened as Ramsbury Building Society, Hungerford Sports and WG Razey, c1980
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E. Barnard, Stationer & Tobacconist, c1920. STanding outside the shop are possibly Bessie & Minnie Barnard
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E. Barnard, Stationer & Tobacconist, c1920. STanding outside the shop are possibly Bessie & Minnie Barnard

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E. Barnard, Stationer & Tobacconist, c1920. STanding outside the shop are possibly Bessie & Minnie Barnard
20-22 High Street, c1902
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20-22 High Street, c1902

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20-22 High Street, c1902
20-22 High Street, Hocktide c1935
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20-22 High Street, Hocktide c1935

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20-22 High Street, Hocktide c1935
High Street, c1895 showing Frederick Barnard's fishmongers; Ernest Barnard's furniture store
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High Street, c1895 showing Frederick Barnard's fishmongers; Ernest Barnard's furniture store

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High Street, c1895 showing Frederick Barnard's fishmongers; Ernest Barnard's furniture store
20-22 High Street, Jan 2007
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20-22 High Street, Jan 2007

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20-22 High Street, Jan 2007
Advert for R Killick & Co, Parish Magazine 1871
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Advert for R Killick & Co, Parish Magazine 1871

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Advert for R Killick & Co, Parish Magazine 1871
 
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