Brighton is a seaside resort and one of the two main areas of the city of Brighton and Hove. Once an ancient fishing village, it emerged as a health resort in the 18th century and grew into one of the largest towns in England by the 20th century.
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Pavilion Buildings, 1974. |
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Sign, 1970. |
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Volks Electric Railway, 1971. |
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Brighton beach, 1972. |
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Druids Head pub, 1972. |
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Brighton Railway Station, 1972. |
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Metropole Hotel, 1972. |
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Middle Street Synagogue, 1972. |
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Palace Pier, 1972. |
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Palace Pier, 1973. |
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Brighton Pier, 1973. |
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English’s Restaurant, 1973. |
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Castle Square, 1974. |
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A Tesco bus outside Pavilion Buildings, North Street, 1974. |
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East Street, 1974. |
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Jetty opposite East Street, 1974. |
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Pavilion Buildings, 1974. |
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Top Rank Suite on the corner of West Street and King’s Road, 1974. |
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Grand Hotel, 1974. |
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Brighton Railway Station, 1974. |
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Palace Pier, 1976. (Yvonne Thompson) |
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Palace Pier, 1976. (Yvonne Thompson) |
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West Pier, 1976. |
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Pony Express, 1976. |
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Royal Pavilion, 1979. |