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Faringdon United Church
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Prince of Wales at Shrivenham
Prince of Wales at Shrivenham
Wadworth Prince of Wales
Barrington Arms bus stop
Prince of Wales at Shrivenham
The Crown at Shrivenham
Market Restaurant, Faringdon
Bell Hotel at Faringdon
The Red Lion at Faringdon
Waggon & Horses, Southmoor
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St Lawrence, Tubney
Crown on the Bridge 2008
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dismal day in Reading
the bell at the Bell
Red Lion and old post office
old shops in Faringdon
The Bell in the market place
Barrington Arms sign
Barrington Arms at Shrivenham
Barrington Arms at Shrivenham
The Crown at Shrivenham
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obtrusive sign at Faringdon
Faringdon Market Place
The Bell Hotel at Faringdon
The Red Lion at Faringdon
The Swan at Faringdon
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Hind's Head, Kingston Bagpuize
St Lawrence Church, Tubney
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Didcot's last day
Prince of Wales at Didcot
Didcot from the railway
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The Portwell...
was given to the town by Sir Henry Unton, Lord of the Manor in the 16th century. It was pumped from the spring which rises in the cellar of the Pump House. It was then the town’s only piped water supply. On one side there was a hand pump with a heavy lead drinking cup securely chained for people to use. There were also two troughs providing water for the horses and cattle that used the market. Two gas lamps were placed on top in the 19th century.
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