This short road of tall houses, connecting Marine Parade with St James’s Street, was built in the early years of last century. Despite its long life, it has little history, its chief claim to fame being the change of name to the present Madeira Place, during the First World War. This Edwardian photograph, with its splendid milk churn, looks northwards to the distant Dorset Gardens.
Image Reference: JG_22_081.tif
Date: c.1901
Image Details: Copy
Size of Original: 241x170
Place: Brighton
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