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The city remembers

A new generation of remembrance

Do you know these soldiers?

Christmas Nativity c1951/52

10 - 1934 - 1938 Modernisation of the golf course and extension of the clubhouse

Special Royal British Legion event

Remembrance 1918-2018

Photographs 1969-1973

1950s living room

Open Market - Afro-Caribbean Festival

Infant class

A Brighton bus in Vancouver

Do you remember this?

Hangleton & Knoll 50+ 10th Anniversary

9- 1920's & 30's views around the course

The Generation Game!

Southdown Men In Sheds

Café Domenica

Public lavatories pre-1999

Hangleton and Knoll 50+

Older People's Festival

Opening in September 1967

Regency Square, Its History and Its Stories

8 - Inauguration of the Brighton Open Amateur Golf Tournament 1924 -

Brighton's famous dipper woman

Hi Rupert. I believe the grave stone only carries the names of the children who...
By Janet Beal
On 13/11/2018

Photos: then and now

For a Folkweave recording of Jerry Jordan at Horsham Folk Club (10-07-1975) go...
By Chris Brady
On 12/11/2018

Photos: then and now

There is more at this site: http://www.roundhill.org.uk/main.php...
By Chris Brady
On 12/11/2018

Alpine Rovers Football Club

I'm unsure if this is the same John Sullivan you refer to, but he lived on...
By Dudley Whittaker
On 12/11/2018

Brighton's famous dipper woman

I am intrigued after seeing the grave stone of Martha Gunn as to why her...
By Ruprert Rivett
On 12/11/2018

Where are these shops?

Sydney Deveson was also my grandad, my father was Dick his son. I was born in...
By Linda Collins nee Deveson
On 12/11/2018

Memories of the 1950s and 1960s

Hello John Bibby, this is my first time on here for about four years so there...
By Sharon Harris (Beresford)
On 12/11/2018

Photographed in the 1950s

My family lived at 167 Wilson Avenue, and my father, Ted Wingrave, was the...
By Shirley Bowley (nee Wingrave)
On 12/11/2018

Alpine Rovers Football Club

This John Sullivan isn't John William Patrick Sullivan (maybe Jim Sullivan)...
By Kieran Sullivan
On 11/11/2018

Hove Sea Cadets

Hi there, that wouldn't be John William Patrick Sullivan by any chance,...
By Kieran Sullivan
On 11/11/2018

Do you know these soldiers?

You could try the Army Records Office and make a note of all details to shorten...
By Bob from Brighton
On 11/11/2018

Pubs and cider bars

The comment above re the Royal Standard pub in Queen's Rd. It couldn't...
By Elsie
On 11/11/2018

Photos: then and now

Jim (Marshall) I well remember you on the door at the Stanford Arms - at the...
By Chris Brady
On 11/11/2018

My brother's year in the 1960s

I've just found a photo taken at the same session (drawing pins are in...
By Chris Pellett
On 11/11/2018

Photographed across the harbour

Hello all, I wonder if you can help me. On a trip to Shoreham I took a...
By Kevin Eason
On 11/11/2018

HMS King Alfred: Part 3 - 1945 and the end of the war

I was schooled at Hove College, close to the King Alfred, and joined the Sea...
By Chris Woods
On 11/11/2018

John James Crowe: Brighton's second VC

My grandmother, I think, was possibly a cousin of John Crowe. My grandmother...
By Julian Netherton
On 11/11/2018

Maria Fitzherbert's house in the Old Steine

Hello! I am currently producing a programme about underground spaces and am...
By Iain
On 09/11/2018

Jews in Brighton: A photo gallery

I believe my dad spent WW2 in Brighton after leaving Germany on the...
By Joyce
On 09/11/2018

Straps, canes and dark sarcasm

Hi Ray, good to know you are both well. I am now living in Surrey and do not...
By Roger I Vermee
On 09/11/2018

F & A. M. Butt: Shirley Street

I lived next door to the Dougherty's who were at No.79. Sorry, they were...
By Paul Lewin
On 09/11/2018

A trip down memory lane

Hello Mary Tomsett, how lovely to hear from you after all these years! I...
By Rosie Roser
On 09/11/2018

Teachers from 1949/1950s

Does anyone remember Mrs Messenger?...
By Jonathan Martin
On 09/11/2018

A potted history

Does anyone remember Reg the barber who used to ply his trade in a tiny barbers...
By Janet
On 09/11/2018