A not too well known Victorian cul-de-sac, leading from St James’s Street to St Mary’s Church Hall, it took its name from the neighbouring church. It was built about 1855 by a local builder, J. B. Colbran, who occupied one of the houses himself. I had this photograph taken for me on 16 January 1966, as there was talk of redevelopment, but it was not until mid-1978, twelve years later, that this block of eleven houses was demolished, along with those seen in the following photograph.
Image Reference: JG_22_020.tif
Date: 1966
Image Details: Original monochrome print
Size of Original: 119x153
Place: Brighton
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