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Brighton Station

Brighton railway station stands on a man-made plateau at the top of Trafalgar Street. It opened for use on May 11th 1840.

Page link: Aerial view 1991

Aerial view 1991

Page link: Arrivals and departures board, 1969

Arrivals and departures board, 1969

Page link: Brighton Station

Brighton Station

Page link: Day trippers in the 1950s

Day trippers in the 1950s

Page link: Did you know? - offences by Victorian staff

Did you know? - offences by Victorian staff

Page link: Entrance and Exit

Entrance and Exit

Page link: Maintenance of the old roof c1970s

Maintenance of the old roof c1970s

Page link: Old cobbled road under the station

Old cobbled road under the station

Page link: Opened on May 11th 1840

Opened on May 11th 1840

Page link: Photographic miscellany

Photographic miscellany

Page link: Restoration of the roof

Restoration of the roof

Page link: The Brighton Belle

The Brighton Belle

Page link: The electrification of the railways in 1932

The electrification of the railways in 1932

Page link: The original entrance

The original entrance

Page link: The railway comes to Brighton

The railway comes to Brighton

Page link: Train timetable, 1893

Train timetable, 1893

Page link: Victorian cobbled road

Victorian cobbled road

Page link: Wonderful Victorian engineering

Wonderful Victorian engineering

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