This photograph ( and JG_01_058, which follows) are two of the most important photographs in my entire collection. Copied from old photographs, which must have been taken before 1867, they show the south pavement of this part of Kings Road before it was walled and railed. A grassy bank then led down from the pavement to the beach below and at intervals there were small flights of steps. In this view look west to the corner of Brunswick Square and note the gap just behind Brunswick Terrace. This is the vacant plot on which was built 58, Brunswick Square, probably about 1873/4, many years after all the other houses in the Square were built.
Image Reference: JG_01_057.tif
Date: pre 1867
Image Details: Copy
Size of Original: 200x140
Place: Brighton
Additional Information: ©Philippe Garner
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