Before the advent of the Trams and Motor Buses. The Horse-Buses stand where the No 6 Motor Bus stood in the early 1920’s, before Junction Road was formed. The buildings show little change, the east side being as today except for the garage premises erected where the hoarding stands. The building on the extreme right of the photograph is the Queens Head, now the first building on the west side.
Image Reference: JG_31_146.tif
Date: 1900
Image Details: Copy
Size of Original: 155x209
Place: Brighton
Additional Information: The twin towers of the Pantechnicon Company warehouse can be seen, on the left, designed by Brighton Architect Samuel Denman, whose grave in the Extra Mural Cemetery, bares the repeated towers in miniature.
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