Author: Mary McKean
Brighthelmstone. From the Ordnance Survey 1831
BPC00130 Map drawn by Lieut Robert K Dawson of the Royal Artillery, dated 1831. In the centre of this map is the identification ‘Church Hill’. Just above the word ‘Church’ is depicted a windmi... Read More
Brighthelmstone
BPC00129 This is the left hand end of a panoramic view of the town in 1779 – republished as a lithograph from the original copperplate line engraving. The whole view forms the lower part of a map of... Read More
Rottingdean, the Church
BPC00127 Etching by and after Richard Henry Nibbs, 1851, from his publication The Churches of Sussex, dedicated by permission to the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Chichester and published by Alfred Ha... Read More
Church of St Matthew, Kemp Town
BPC00125 Lithograph by Vincent Brooks, printed by Day & Son Lithographers, London. Published in The Builder magazine, 1 September 1888. St. Matthew’s was designed in the Early English style by... Read More
Patcham Church, Sussex
BPC00126 Etching by and after Richard Henry Nibbs, 1851, from his publication ‘The Churches of Sussex’, dedicated by permission to the Right Rev the Lord Bishop of Chichester and published by Alfr... Read More
St. Paul’s Church, Brighton
BPC00123 (this is a very small original image – see note on image sizes) Steel engraving published by Kershaw & Son c1850. This print is a letter-heading. In 1877 the Handbook for Travellers... Read More
St. Paul’s Church
BPC00122 Lithograph published by A Hawkins, 35 West Street. This is the second edition, with the added date of 1853. Alfred and Harry Hawkins, both of 35 West Street, published eight other views, inte... Read More
St Michael & All Angels’ Church, Brighton
BPC00121 (this is a very small original image – see note on image sizes) Steel engraving by Rock & Co, published 13 July 1866. The print is listed but not illustrated in Images of Brighton,... Read More