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10-15 Prince Albert Street

Photo by Nigel McMillan

From bakers to solicitors

By Nigel McMillan, architect

"This is a lovely, simple building in the centre of Brighton. It's now a firm of solicitors but it started off as the home for a Mr. Millar who owned a bakery in the centre of Brighton. I think this is a good example of buildings from that period - it's simple, elegant and comfortable."

Image and text from the original 1994 My Brighton exhibit

This page was added on 22/03/2006.

Comments:

Nigel - I had no idea you had commented on No 15. I have been trying to find some history on it. How did you know it was built by the Millars? Have you any other information please?

By Martin Diplock (08/03/2005)

This was the home of Isaac Bass, a very wealthy grocer in Brighton. He was a Quaker and was mayor of Brighton in 1856. In 1857 he was made an alderman.

By Ken Graimes (16/12/2005)