Oxfordshire Postcard: Goring Lock River Thames Boats Lock House 1906 XT5821

This striking view captures a peaceful scene at Goring Lock on the River Thames, showcasing a selection of vintage steam launches and riverboats moored along the water's edge. The composition highlights the Lock House nestled behind mature green trees on the far bank, with a thatched building and decorative balustrade visible in the foreground. It offers a charming historical glimpse into early twentieth-century leisure boating and the scenic landscape of this popular river location.

This is a standard size postcard which was published by F. Frith & Co., Ltd., Reigate (Frith's Series No. 28943). The postcard was made in the United Kingdom. This postcard was posted in 1906 to Miss Da. Odell, Chesterfield House, Kingston Road, Ewell, Surrey.

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