This was between William and John Streets, all three being named after Royal Dukes, the brothers of George IV. At one time entirely residential apart from St James' Mission Room and a small mineral water factory.
It was completely demolished by the early 1960s and the site is now covered by the new Police Headquarters and Law Courts. In the distance, Kingswood Flats.
Image Reference: JG_24_098.tif
Date: 1936
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Size of Original: 155x1906
Place: Brighton
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