Author: Mary McKean
The Triumphal Arch (Designed by Mr. John Fabian) erected in honour of the arrival of Her Majesty Queen Victoria, in Brighton, Octr 4th 1837
BPC00440 There is a close-up available of this image. Click here to view the detail Lithograph, drawn on stone by C Burton after Edward Fox and published by E Burn, 23 North Street, Brighton. The orig... Read More
The Hove Town Hall
BPC00438 Photogravure, c1885, included in The Album of Brighton Views, no publisher’s line but noted on the back as being ‘Manufactured Abroad’. This Gothic building was designed by Alfred Water... Read More
The Town Hall, Brighton
BPC00437 Aquatint, drawn, engraved and published by Edward Fox c1830. The original pencil sketch is in Brighton Museum. The Town Hall was opened in 1830, built from the Greek Revival design of Thomas ... Read More
Town Hall, Bartholomews, Brighton
BPC00436 Wood engraving, published in W Pearce’s New Plan of Brighton c1865. Images of Brighton 829 and illustrated on page 133. See all images of town halls... Read More
The Theatre in Duke Street, 1804
BPC00403 Lithographic reprint from J G Bishop’s A Peep into the Past: Brighton in the Olden Time (opposite page 51 in the 1892 edition, and page 47 in the 1880 edition) and copied from the original... Read More
The Temple Grammar School, Brighton
BPC00401 Steel engraving by H A Ogg after George Earpe and published in the Rev Horsfield’s History of Sussex in 1835. The Rev Thomas Walker Horsfield (1792-1837) was a nonconformist minister and im... Read More
The Temple, seat of T.R. Kemp Esq.
BPC00402 (this is a very small original image – see note on image sizes) Aquatint, no artist or publication details known. Illustrated in The Victorian Development of the Clifton, Montpelier and Pow... Read More
View of the Duke of Cumberland’s House
BPC00380 Copperplate line engraving by W Watts after the Hon James Luttrell. Published by J Sewell, August 1786 in the European Magazine. The house was originally built as the home of Dr Richard Russe... Read More