A rather blurred and indistinct copy of a very early photograph of Marker Street, looking south, with Brighton Town Hall at the left. The reason for the beflagged procession is not known but the photograph has the appearance of the ‘Sixties, so it might have had something to do with the wedding of the Prince of Wales (later King Edward V11th) in March 1863.
Image Reference: JG_08_093.tif
Date: 186OS
Image Details: Copy
Size of Original: 146x192
Place: Brighton
Additional Information: © Phillipe Garner
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