One of the most interesting photographs in my entire collection. Taken from Marine Parade, looking west, about 1867, it provides the clearest view I have seen of the huge mounds of chalk used to buttress the Marine Parade retaining wall and shows how close the sea approached to that wall.
Image Reference: JG_06_068.tif
Date: c.1867
Image Details: Original monochrome print
Size of Original: 96x59
Place: Brighton
Additional Information: Chain Pier and bathing machines.
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