Western Terrace in 1910. At that period it was a peaceful backwater from the busy Western road with its stately houses all still in private occupation. They were built about 1827-28 and were the work of the well-known architect Amon Henry Wilds who also erected for his own residence the small oriental building with the dome, which faces these houses.
Image Reference: JG_19_017.tif
Date: 1910
Image Details: Copy
Size of Original: 153x97
Place: Brighton
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