Florence Road

Developed from the 1880s

Reproduced with permission from the Encyclopaedia of Brighton by Tim Carder, 1990

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d) FLORENCE ROAD: Florence Road has some large villas of the 1880s at its western end, with later, red-brick housing to the east. The BaptistChurch is an attractive Early English design by George Baines and was erected in 1894-5. It is a large building, faced in flint with red-brick dressings, and has a spire and tower; much use has been made of stained glass. {62}

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