A Venetian Gothic building designed by Somers Clarke, in 1860-61. Called, initially, the Asylum for the Blind, it was for poor children between the age of eight and sixteen and was supported by charitable subscriptions.
Photographed 4 July 1958 and demolished soon afterwards.
Image Reference: JG_23_056.tif
Date: 1958
Image Details: Copy
Size of Original: 108x155
Place: Brighton
Additional Information: Ruskinian Venetian Gothic
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