Category: Panoramic view
A View of Brighthelmstone
BPC00462 Copperplate aquatint engraving by Francis Jukes, etched by S Watts and published by Watts, 50 Strand, London, August 1785. Illustrated on page 63 in Images of Brighton, the text reads: ‘Mar... Read More
Brighton from Rose Hill
BPC00458 Steel engraving, no artists mentioned, published by W Leppard of 17 East Street, January 1842. Today the residential streets now called Rose Hill and Rose Hill Close are either side of the Di... Read More
Brighton from the Old London Road
BPC00456 Aquatint engraving by and after Robert Havell and published by him in 1824. In 1825 it was included in E W Brayley’s Topographical Sketches of Brighthelmstone, with ten other illustrations.... Read More
The Steine
BPC00381 Hand-coloured photograph c1910 taken from an upper floor of the Royal York Hotel. See all images of the Old Steine See all images of historic squares, terraces and crescents... Read More
Brighton, From the New Church at the entrance of the Town
BPC00450 Steel engraving by Newman & Co, Watling Street, London c1845 from an original drawing by John Bruce. The Gloucester Hotel sign has the owner as Maxfield, who bought the hotel at auction i... Read More
Bird’s eye View of Brighton, From the New Church, at the Entrance of the Town. Including the Marine Palace of Her Majesty Victoria the First
BPC00449 There is a close-up view of this image. Click here to see the detail Aquatint, drawn, engraved and published by John Bruce, 1839. On the sign of the Gloucester Hotel is the owner’s name, Ma... Read More
Detail number 2 of Bird’s eye View of Brighton, From the New Church
BPC00448 There is a close-up version of this image: click here to see the detail. This view shows the southern end of BPC00449. On the immediate right-hand side is the terrace of homes called St Geor... Read More
Detail number 1 of Bird’s eye View of Brighton, From the New Church
BPC00447 There is a close-up view of this image: click here to view the detail This shows the eastern side of BPC00449. Immediately on the left are the final houses of Richmond Place, with Richmond ... Read More