A block to the east, at the corner of King Street, was the provision store of Goodwin, Foster and Brown. Photographed at the turn of the century, the shop closed about 1904 and the Prudential Assurance Company’s offices were built here, being opened in 1906. The new building was set back from the others, this being the first widening in this part of North Street.
Image Reference: JG_21_070.tif
Date: c.1900
Image Details: Copy
Size of Original: 156x113
Place: Brighton
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