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Claremont Row

Photographed c1930s

This is a photographic print of Claremont Row, Brighton. It is a view north along the street from Richmond Street. Two children can be seen on the right of the picture. Several blurred figures are visible further down the street.

This photograph was commissioned by the Environmental Health department of Brighton Borough Council. It was photographed as part of a visual record of areas considered for slum clearance. Claremont Row was demolished in the late 1930s.

Photo:Claremont Row

Claremont Row

Reproduced courtesy of Royal Pavilion, Libraries & Museums, Brighton & Hove

This page was added on 16/11/2006.

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My great-grandfather George Vane lived with his wife Rhoda and their family at 2 Claremont Row in 1881. I wonder if that is the house on the corner in this photo?

By Nick Pattenden (16/12/2007)

Hi, my name is Richard. My father was born in 1919 in 22 Claremont Row, as was most of the family. There was Stanley, my dad, my uncles Ron and Charlie, Ivy, Violet, Reg, Ernest, Dot and Edith. The last four died at an early age. Any info on Claremont Row would be very welcome. Also my uncle John was a young lad age about 12 when my Dad was born. He was born in 22 Russell Street. My Gran & Grandad's names were Louisa & John T Groves

By Mr Richard Groves (20/10/2009)

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