What, in my youth, was described to me as “ the custodian’s cottage”, is revealed, by this photograph to have been spruce bungalow some distance from the Chattri. It had a very short life and I never saw it. Probably built at the same time, the cost of the building is reported as £1120. The decision to demolish it was taken by Brighton Corporation on 2 July 1931. The custodian’s job was probably a lonely sinecure as in the 1920’s few Brightonians made the long journey to the Chattri, and vandalism was virtually unknown.
Image Reference: JG_35_145.tif
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Size of Original: 158x100
Place: Brighton
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