Brighton, Sussex
I've had lots of holidays and days out in Brighton - always fun to visit.
A super postcard of the Aquarium and Palace Pier, posted in 1909.
This one was mailed in 1953 and shows the "Royal Albion" and the "Adelphi" - we
stayed at the "Adelphi" a couple of times.
A 1929 postcard. "A splendid entrance leads to this fine pier. At the sea-end is a
large Concert Pavilion, to seat 1400 and at the shore-end another hall. On the
Beach in summer may be seen multitudes of men, women and children all in full
enjoyment of sea, sky and (at low tide) sand."
The Fish Market on Brighton Beach in the early years of the 20th Century.
The Palace Pier opened about 1902. This postcard must have been produced soon
after the opening.
A great postcard of Brighton Station in the early 1900s. This is an "LL" card (the LL stands I believe for Louis Levy ) which are very much sought after by postcard
collectors.-
Two LL postcards from the early 1900s, West Street on the left and the Royal Pavilion on the right.
A splendid view of the West Pier from 1904.
Madeira Walk with the Palace Pier in the background.
The West Pier at night - (this isn't a joke, it's really there !!)
This postcard of Brighton Seafront was mailed in 1907.
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An undated postcard showing the Volk's Electric Railway.
King's Road in the early 1900s.
Queen's Gardens, Hove.
A postcard of Black Rock mailed in 1934.
postcards of the past
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Madeira Parade in 1912.
No date for this card which shows the Metropole Hotel.
An undated postcard of the Palace Pier.
No date for this one - but look at the Bathing Machines !
A couple of views of the Palace Pier, neither of which is dated.
Another view of the West Pier.
A busy day on the beach.
Another undated view of Brighton Beach.
The Metropole.
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