The old Post office, about 1907. It was established here in 1849 having moved from smaller premises in New
Road. Enlargements of the premises took place in 1858 and 1870. The larger adjoining building served for many
years as the sorting office until the present building was erected on the site of Reed’s foundry in North Road, in 1922.
Soon afterwards the public departments of the Post Office moved next door into the present building.
Image Reference: JG_08_034.tif
Date: 1907
Image Details: Copy.
Size of Original: 152x97
Place: Brighton
Additional Information: Recently moved back again to the old building! One of three on page
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