Edward Lever's Pictures of Caversham

St. Anne's Well, Caversham

The well is situated at the top of Priest Hill. The appearance is not very impressive these days, but the holy well was venerated by Pilgrims in the Middle Ages.

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Caversham, Ancient England, Berkshire

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Grey Heron seen at Caversham Weir

The heron waits patiently at Caversham Weir, hoping to catch a fish for his lunch from the swirling waters of the Thames.

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Caversham, Berkshire, Wildlife in England, River Scenes

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Caversham Library

Caversham Library is a listed building and was built in 1907 with Carnegie funding.

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Caversham, Berkshire, Buildings and Structures

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New Testament Church of God, Caversham

The building was originally a cinema, opened in 1911 (first as the Electric Theatre, later renamed The Glendale). It closed in 1977 and was acquired around 1980 for use as a Pentecostal Church. The building retains much of the original cinema architecture including the balcony.

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Caversham, Buildings and Structures, Churches, Transport, Berkshire

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