This photograph, dating from about 1910, shows the original station buildings. Although the railway from Brighton to Shoreham was opened in 1840, this station was not erected until 1865 and was, at first, called Cliftonville. Then, 400 yards of fields separated the station from the nearest houses in George Street and Ventnor Villas. Later the station was renamed West Brighton and finally, Hove.
Image Reference: JG_14_064.tif
Date: c.1910
Image Details: Copy
Size of Original: 154x96
Place: Hove
Additional Information: No comment
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