A very ordinary little street with no claim to fame, it had one brief spell when it was exposed to the view of the thousands who thronged Western Road, many of whom probably were unaware that it existed.
In 1932, when this photograph was taken several old buildings in Western Road had been removed to provide a site for the new Marks and Spencer’s store. Four houses in Regent Row were demolished at the same time.
Image Reference: JG_26_254.tif
Date: 1932
Image Details: Original monochrome print.
Size of Original: 135x78
Place: Brighton
Additional Information: Little boy and his dog
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