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1900-1913

A postcard from the Boer War, 1900
David Patrick Lettres was born in Bellamina, Northern Ireland, around 1880. It is believed he came to England with the ...
A soliloquy by Martin Van Buren Bligh, 1904
Martin Van Buren Bligh was born in New York in 1833 and probably moved to Brighton after his marriage to ...
From Annie Hammond, 1904
A single postcard was found behind a stud wall on the top floor of 57 Kingsley Road, Preston, Brighton. The ...
Letter from John George Bishop, 1907
John George Bishop (1825-1919) was born and bred in Brighton and, from his humble beginnings as an apprentice on the ...
Memoir of a Moulsecoomb widow, 1915-1941
Florence Elphick was left a widow when her husband, a self-employed delivery man with a horse and cart, died in ...
Papers from 82 Preston Drove, Brighton, 1906-15
82 Preston Drove was constructed in 1906 and the Norrish family lived in the house until at least 1931 (according ...
Postcards of Peter Booth, 1907-1918
Peter Booth is a collector of postcards of Brighton and Hove. He allowed the Letter in the Attic project to scan ...
Reminiscences of Ronald Arthur Kessler, 1904-1993
Ronald Arthur Kessler was born in 1904 and spent his childhood living on Whitehawk Road. Apart from the time he ...

Letter in the Attic online exhibition

1900-1913
1914-1918 (First World War)
1919-1938
1939-1945 (World War II)
1945-1970
1970 to the present
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