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Barclays Bank, 30 High Street, Jan 2007
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Barclays Bank, 30 High Street, Jan 2007

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Barclays Bank, 30 High Street, Jan 2007
Parsons, 30 High Street, c1918
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Parsons, 30 High Street, c1918

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Parsons, 30 High Street, c1918
Newbury & District bus service (No 31, Thornycroft 20 seater, Reg No TP 7951) service to Newbury, outside 28 High Street, showing Parsons, 30 High Street in the distance, c1944. See also Peter Goulds "Motor Services of Newbury".
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Newbury & District bus service (No 31, Thornycroft 20 seater, Reg No TP 7951) service to Newbury, outside 28 High Street, showing Parsons, 30 High Street in the distance, c1944. See also Peter Goulds "Motor Services of Newbury".

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Newbury & District bus service (No 31, Thornycroft 20 seater, Reg No TP 7951) service to Newbury, outside 28 High Street, showing Parsons, 30 High Street in the distance, c1944. See also Peter Goulds "Motor Services of Newbury".
The old Barclays Bank before re-development, 28 Feb 2021.
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The old Barclays Bank before re-development, 28 Feb 2021.

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The old Barclays Bank before re-development, 28 Feb 2021.
30 High Street after rebuilding, October 2022.
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30 High Street after rebuilding, October 2022.

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30 High Street after rebuilding, October 2022.
 
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