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    • Opening times
    • How to get here
    • What to see
    • Café
    • Donate
    • Access
    • Information for autistic visitors
    • Families
    • Group Visits
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    • St James' Way
    • The Great West Way
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    • Our building history
    • Essential building maintenance
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    • Art
    • Britain's Bayeux Tapestry
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    • Where Do We Go From Here? - Audio Trail
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    • Oxford Road: Lifespring Stories
    • Reading's 'Little Italy'
    • Huntley & Palmers history
    • Reading Festival 1971
    • Roman Silchester: A Virtual Exhibition
    • Reading Abbey's most famous manuscript
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    • Animal World Art
    • Art Stories online exhibition
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No.5 Young People at Reading Abbey 900

Catch highlights of the Abbey 900, celebrating 900 years of Reading Abbey!

Huntley & Palmers' biscuits between the wars

Despite innovations in recipes and marketing, Huntley and Palmers' fortunes declined between the two world wars.

Huntley & Palmers and the Second World War

The impact of World War II on Huntley and Palmers biscuit manufacturing

Huntley & Palmers' shop displays

A gallery of Huntley & Palmers shop displays from the 1850s to 1975.

Huntley & Palmers' cakes

A history of cake-making at Huntley & Palmers, including the Royal Wedding cake for Queen Elizabeth.

Huntley & Palmers: the 1950s to the 1970s

The dramatic changes in biscuit production from the 1950s to the present day.

Bake a biscuit: authentic Huntley & Palmers recipes

Recipes for historic Huntley & Palmers biscuits.

The first Huntley & Palmers tins

A history detailing the first tins produced by Huntley & Palmers in the 1830s.

Printing Huntley & Palmers' tins

An explanation of the processes used by Huntley, Boorne and Stevens to print complex designs onto tins for Huntley & Palmers.

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