Category: Miscellaneous
A New Plan of Brighton and Kemp-Town. Divided into Wards Pursuant to the Reform Bill
BPC00005 Published in Wallis’s Royal Edition of Brighton As It Is, 1842, Describing Every Recent Improvement. This is virtually the same as BPC00004 (published 6 years earlier) but the new ‘Rail... Read More
Kemptown Brighton (from the sea)
BPC00214 (this is a very small original image – see note on image sizes) Steel engraving engraved and published by Newman and Company c1860. Images of Brighton 1145 See all images of the Kemptown Es... Read More
The Hanover Arms
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
Brighton, From The Sea
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
The East Cliff, looking west
BPC00148 (this is a very small original image – see note on image sizes) Copperplate stipple engraving, c1820, produced for a Tunbridge Ware box. No artist or engraver known. There are very few ... Read More
George Leopold Langton, Esq
BPC00142 On the left margin is St Peter’s Church and to his right is the gatehouse of Hanover Crescent. See all images of cricket and cricketers See all images of Park Crescent and The Level... Read More
Frederick W. Robertson
BPC00324 Lithograph after C J Basebe, published by W H Mason, September 1853. The incumbent of Trinity Chapel, Ship Street, Robertson was regarded by many as the greatest of modern preachers. He died ... Read More
Prince Albert driving the Queen and Princess Royal in their Sledge, at Brighton
BPC00303 Inscribed JWG. Lithograph by Dean & Co, London, c1845. With the winter weather, the Queen had sent to Windsor for the ponies and sledge. The Dowager Lady Lyttleton is holding the Princess... Read More