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Troops in the Market Place
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Constable Louis Beard's announcement of the Public Thanksgiving Service for the Return of Peace, 6 Jun 1919.
Public Thanksgiving

Constable Louis Beard's announcement of the Public Thanksgiving Service for the Return of Peace, 6 Jun 1919.

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Constable Louis Beard's announcement of the Public Thanksgiving Service for the Return of Peace, 6 Jun 1919.
Corn Exchange set out for the Peace Celebration Dinner
Peace Dinner

Corn Exchange set out for the Peace Celebration Dinner

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Corn Exchange set out for the Peace Celebration Dinner
Ernest Munford
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Ernest Munford
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A military funeral in St Saviour's churchyard during 1st World War.
19180000ca Soldiers funeral

A military funeral in St Saviour's churchyard during 1st World War.

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A military funeral in St Saviour's churchyard during 1st World War.
713 Coy Ambulance Section on the Common, postmarked 7 Oct 1916 [A. Parsons]
19161007 731 Coy Ambulance Section

713 Coy Ambulance Section on the Common, postmarked 7 Oct 1916 [A. Parsons]

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713 Coy Ambulance Section on the Common, postmarked 7 Oct 1916 [A. Parsons]
 
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The Canal Wharf, Apr 2011The Canal Wharf, 2011

Hungerford, England, is a market town of about 5,900 people at the Berkshire / Wiltshire border.
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