Category: 1840s
St. Peter’s Church, Brighton
BPC00369 Aquatint engraving by Charles Hunt after George Earp Junior. Published by W H Mason, 81 King’s Road, Brighton, 20 November 1840. On the right side is Richmond Place, running into Waterloo P... Read More
St Peter’s Church, Brighton
BPC00367 From the letterheading BPC00366. Images of Brighton 753 View all images of St Peter’s Church See all images of churches in the churches gallery... Read More
St. Peter’s Church, Brighton
BPC00366 Steel engraving published by William Leppard, 17 East Street, Brighton, 1 June 1841. This example is a letterheading. The paper is watermarked 1841. BPC00367 is the same print, but not showi... Read More
St. Nicholas Parish Church, Brighton
BPC00347 Steel engraving by J Newman after the drawing by F W Woledge. Published by C Andrews, 11 St James’s Street, Brighton. Included in Woledge’s folder Six Brighton Views of 1842. This plate ... Read More
In Commemoration of the Opening of the Shoreham Branch of the London and Brighton Railway, May 1840
BPC00372 Aquatint engraving by Charles Hunt, no artist named, but probably by H G Hine who drew the same view for publication as a lithograph which was dedicated to the shareholders of the railway com... Read More
View of Pennant Lodge & New Villa from the Public Park
BPC00315 Lithograph by T Way, London, c1840. Pennant Lodge was in Queen’s Park. The Brighton & Hove Directory of 1845, under the Queen’s Park entry, lists Thomas Attree first, then Lady Em... Read More
North Entrance to the Royal Palace, Brighton
BPC00292 Steel engraving, probably after an original drawing by William Leppard, and engraved and published by Leppard of 17 East Street, November 1840. Originally called the North Lodge, then the Nor... Read More
The Pavillion, Brighton, Sussex
BPC00282 Steel engraving by H Wallis after A W Wray. Published in Dugdale’s England & Wales Delineated 1846. Thomas Dugdale published 11 volumes of 300 views around the country which included a... Read More