207/212 in February 1934, just a few months before the whole block was demolished. Note the gap left by the earlier removal of Fowler’s Corner. Although the Malsters Arms, No. 210, was not one of Brighton’s oldest public houses, the building had been licensed premises for nearly 100 years, being originally a beer house.
Image Reference: JG_19_108.tif
Date: 1934
Image Details: Original monochrome image
Size of Original: 154x95
Place: Brighton
Additional Information: Athelstan Woods;Guinness;Granada cinema poster
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