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Bandsmen and soldiers of the Royal Berkshire Regiment in the grounds at Brock Barracks; behind, the backs of houses on Beecham Road. (read more)
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At the time this photograph was taken the schools were being used by the military as a war hospital during World War One. (read more)
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The school was opened in 1904; it was deigned by a local architect, Charles Smith. In 1915, it was requisitioned as a War Hospital. (read more)
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The school was opened in 1904; it was deigned by a local architect, Charles Smith. In 1915, it was requisitioned as a War Hospital. (read more)
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It was designed by James Piers St.Aubyn (1815-1895) in the 1860s; he also designed St.Luke's Church at Erleigh Road and restored St.Giles's Church at Southampton Street. ... (read more)
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Sutherlands was the home of William Silver Darter from the 1840s to the 1870s. Darter was born in December 1803 at London Street, Reading and was ... (read more)
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The church was established by Carey Street Baptist Church on the new Coley Park estate in 1965; many of the estate's inhabitants dispersed there as a ... (read more)
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The vicarage was built in 1873 for the incumbents of the church of St.John the Evangelist Woodley. In 1969, a new vicarage was erected next door; ... (read more)
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The grave of Frank Attwells mayor of Reading in 1892; he died while in office and the borough erected a drinking fountain in his memory near ... (read more)
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A view of a window display for the London 2012 Olympics. (read more)
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It was demolished in 2012. (read more)
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Monument of Bernard Laurence Hieatt at Reading East Cemetery. It was listed by English Heritage in 2003. Michael Penfold collection. (read more)
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The gate lodge at Reading East Cemetery was designed by William Brown senior in 1842; he also designed both of the cemetery's chapels. In 1837, he ... (read more)
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The monument was erected by the nephews and the nieces of Mary Wienholt. It consists of a sarcophagus, made from Carrara marble, resting on four 'Lion's ... (read more)
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It was designed by William White in 1864 and demolished in 1976. It stood at the junction of Orts Road and Rupert Street. (read more)
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It was designed by William Brown senior in 1842. Michael Penfold collection. (read more)
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A view of the Dissenters' Chapel in its last days surrounded by security fencing. At this time a planning inquiry concluded that it would cost Reading ... (read more)
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A view of the chancel and rood screen at St.Agnes's Church that used to stand in Silver Street, Reading next door to the Rising Sun. The ... (read more)
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The cemetery was established by Act of Parliament in 1842; the first burial took place in 1843. It was laid out on farm land known as ... (read more)
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The church was founded by members of Bridge Hall, Oxford Road in 1959; in 2012, work commenced on rebuilding much of the church. Michael Penfold collection. (read more)
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The church was erected in 1837 by dissenting members of nearby St.Mary's Episcopal Chapel; it was designed by John James Cooper. It ceased to be a ... (read more)
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It was designed in 1876 by eminent Victorian architect, Alferd Waterhouse. Michael Penfold collection. (read more)
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The East Reading Salvation Army Corps was founded in 1882; originally, they met in a slaughter house down an alley in the town centre, but in ... (read more)
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The junction is much altered now. Michael Penfold collection. (read more)
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The church was founded in November 1924. Michael Penfold collection. (read more)
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