View eastwards from about the middle of this street, in 1912. Here it narrowed to a mere 14 feet and remained this width until Upper Bedford Street.
On the left, the tiny house No. 11. Opposite was a range of slaughter houses, numbered 26 to 33 but then disused. The feelings of the occupants of the houses, 34, extreme right, when the slaughter house was in use can best be imagined!
Image Reference: JG_22_153.tif
Date: 1912
Image Details: Copy
Size of Original: 153x96
Place: Brighton
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