The view north-westwards along the rural lane which is now Dyke Road. Twenty years previously the only house in this district was Port Hall, which gives its name to the houses in Port Hall Road, here shown as recently built. The row of posts and wire marked the boundary between Brighton and Hove, and those on the left the extent of the widening of Dyke Road carried out later in this year.
The house on the right is the present 148, Dyke Road.
Image Reference: JG_26_095.tif
Date: 1893
Image Details: Copy
Size of Original: 243x147
Place: Brighton
Additional Information: The long building of the Booth Museum can be seen in distance. It now houses the second largest regional natural history collection in the county
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