At the time of this photograph, the early 1900s, just a country scene on a narrow road, which might have been miles away from anywhere. Today, some 70 years later, the sheep would have little chance of survival, for this is the extremely busy Lewes Road, looking north between the skew bridge and Coldean Lane. On the right would now be found the houses of the North Moulsecoomb Council Estate. In the distance are Coldean Cottages, removed in 1960. This is the subject of a separate photograph further on in this album.
Image Reference: JG_28_053.tif
Date: 1900s
Image Details: Copy
Size of Original: 75x77
Place: Brighton
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