BPC00173 This image is a detail of BPC00141. Copperplate engraving by G H Phillips after William Drummond and Charles Basebe. Published 1 May 1849 by E Gambart, London, and W H Mason, Brighton. It sho...Read More
BPC00141 The title continues: ‘This plate is most respectfully dedicated by special permission to HRH Prince Albert.’ There is another, coloured version of this image at BPC00139. There is...Read More
BPC00183 (detail from ‘Ireland’s Royal Gardens’, BPC00195.) In the large H Jones c1827 print of Ireland’s Gardens, this view of the Hanover Arms, with the fives and racquets courts to its righ...Read More
BPC00153 Wide version of BPC00152 Sepia-tinted lithograph by T Walton after T Earp. Published 26 May 1846, the day of the actual unveiling of the fountain, by W H Mason, King’s Road, Brighton. The A...Read More
BPC00140 Steel engraving published by W Leppard, East Street, c1840. This c1840 engraving of the Royal Cricket Ground shows the land on which Park Crescent now stands. On the left of the scene are the...Read More
BPC00052 Steel engraving by W H Bartlett, published in the Watering Places of Great Britain, 1833. Illustrated in Old Brighton: A Collection of Prints, Paintings and Drawings by Eileen Hollingdale. ...Read More
BPC00452 Wood engraving from the Illustrated London News of 15 February 1845. The large central building is the Albion Hotel (the title ‘Royal’ was given to the hotel after the owner, Sir Harry P...Read More
BPC00342 Lithograph by Taylor of Western Road, drawn by H Mew, Builder & Surveyor, Brighton. This print is a small version of the large lithograph of the same scene (BPC00341) and this small versi...Read More
BPC00334 (this is a very small original image – see note on image sizes) Steel engraving published by J S & Co, c1860 and numbered 1759 in their reordering catalogue. Images of Brighton 1051...Read More