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Bomb map of Brighton, 1944

Posted on January 17, 2017By kevinbacon
This map shows which areas of Brighton and Hove were bombed during the Second World War. The map was produced by the Brighton Herald newspaper in 1944. Although the war had not ended by this point, most German air raids Read More ...
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Yeakell & Gardner’s Map of Brighthelmston, 1779

Posted on January 17, 2017By kevinbacon
This map was made in 1779 by Yeakell & Gardner. At this time, Brighton was known as Brighthelmston. More Download a hi-res copy of this map

French raid on Brighton, 1545

Posted on January 17, 2017By kevinbacon
The first map of Brighton was produced in 1545. It was made by a map maker named Anthony Anthony on the orders of King Henry VIII. The original map now belongs to the British Library. It shows Brighton as it Read More ...
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French raid on Brighton, 1545

The first map of Brighton was produced in 1545. It was made by a map maker named Anthony Anthony on the orders of King Henry VIII. The original map now belongs to the British Library. It shows Brighton as it Read More ...

Yeakell & Gardner’s Map of Brighthelmston, 1779

Yeakell & Gardner’s Map of Brighthelmston, 1779

This map was made in 1779 by Yeakell & Gardner. At this time, Brighton was known as Brighthelmston. More Download a hi-res copy of this map

Bomb map of Brighton, 1944

Bomb map of Brighton, 1944

This map shows which areas of Brighton and Hove were bombed during the Second World War. The map was produced by the Brighton Herald newspaper in 1944. Although the war had not ended by this point, most German air raids Read More ...

Sussex County Hospital, c1838

Posted onMarch 19, 2020March 21, 2020Authorkevinbacon

This print shows the Sussex County Hospital in Brighton. It was published in 1838, about ten years after it was first built. Use the controls to zoom in and view details of the print. You can also download and re-use Read More …

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Twenty Test

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Yeakell & Gardner’s Map of Brighthelmston, 1779

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This map was made in 1779 by Yeakell & Gardner. At this time, Brighton was known as Brighthelmston. More Download a hi-res copy of this map

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French attack on Brighton, 1545

Posted onJanuary 17, 2017January 17, 2017AuthorkevinbaconLeave a comment

The first map of Brighton was produced in 1545. It was made by a map maker named Anthony Anthony on the orders of King Henry VIII. The original map now belongs to the British Library. It shows Brighton as it Read More …

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Bomb map of Brighton, 1944

Posted onJanuary 17, 2017January 17, 2017AuthorkevinbaconLeave a comment

This map shows which areas of Brighton and Hove were bombed during the Second World War. The map was produced by the Brighton Herald newspaper in 1944. Although the war had not ended by this point, most German air raids Read More …

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