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Thames Street

Museum Ref No: D_Thames_Street_0018
Thames Street, 1885. New Inn (later King Charles). Bracket lamp.
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Thames Street

Museum Ref No: D_Thames_Street_0019
Thames Street, 1958. Near junction with Church Street.
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Thames Street

Museum Ref No: D_Thames_Street_0020
Thames Street, c.1890. New Inn (later King Charles).
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Thames Street

Museum Ref No: D_Thames_Street_0021s
Thames Street. King Charles Inn (formerly New Inn). Rear of Town Cellars.
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Thames Street

Museum Ref No: D_Thames_Street_0023s
Thames Street/Quay. Part of Harbour Office with bracket lamp. Town Cellars with sign 'Burnard & Alger's Fertilisers' above medieval entrance. View down Thames Street with St James' Church in background
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Thames Street

Museum Ref No: D_Thames_Street_0024
Thames Street, Nos.9-10. Georgian doorways and windows.
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Thames Street

Museum Ref No: D_Thames_Street_0028
Thames Street looking towards St James' Church, c.1900. King Charles Inn and St Clement's Inn. Bracket lamps
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Thames Street

Museum Ref No: D_Thames_Street_0029
Thames Street/Quay. Part of Harbour Office with doorway. Town Cellars entrance. View down Thames Street with St James' Church in background
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Thames Street

Museum Ref No: D_Thames_Street_0030
Thames Street/Quay. Part of Harbour Office with doorway and bracket lamp. Town Cellars entrance. View down Thames Street with St. James' Church in background. Photograph by C.T. Snook.
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Thames Street

Museum Ref No: D_Thames_Street_0031
Thames Street looking towards Church, c.1905. Two women in contemporary formal dress. Ruinous stone building. Harveys coachbuilders.
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