This photograph, taken at the junction of Dyke Road and Millers Road, shows the old Windmill Inn in course of demolition. Looking down Dyke Road can be seen the Booth Bird Museum, erected in 1874, and the lodge of Highcroft, which later gave its name to Highcroft Villas. Dyke Road had been widened earlier the same year.
It is evident that the Windmill Inn had been reconstructed and its roof level raised. (see earlier photograph of the Inn).
Image Reference: JG_26_084.tif
Date: 1895
Image Details: Copy
Size of Original: 246x130
Place: Brighton
Additional Information: No comment
The digitisation of this Volume was sponsored by Anne Moncrieff
This image is copyright and is made available for personal study only. Commercial reproduction in any media is prohibited without written authorisation.
High resolution images for commercial use are available. Please contact The Regency Society