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Moulsecoomb housing estates

Moulsecoomb was the first large housing estate.  The initial development was at South Moulsecoomb in the early 1920s.

  • 'The Lane'

    'The Lane'

    Until about 1957 the East Moulsecoomb bus, which was a 109 run by Southdown, terminated in Moulsecoomb Way at the ...
  • 1950s living room

    1950s living room

    Museum photograph trolling again today for you. This is the living room in a type ‘B’ house on the East Moulsecoomb estate ...
  • A bonfire as big as a house

    A bonfire as big as a house

    During the 1940s and 1950s the people of Moulsecoomb had a hard time scraping enough money together to feed and ...
  • A favourite day out

    A favourite day out

    When I was a child, a favourite day out from Moulsecoomb was a visit to the pond in Falmer village. ...
  • A personal visit in 2006

    A personal visit in 2006

    These pictures are of what I took of the Moulsecoomb estate during a day visit to Brighton in July 2006. ...
  • Development in the 1920s

    Development in the 1920s

    Please note that this text is an extract from a reference work written in 1990.  As a result, some of ...
  • Living in Halland Road in the 1940s

    Living in Halland Road in the 1940s

    As a child in the late 1940’s I spent my holidays where I lived, Halland Road, one of the last ...
  • Lovely times doing simple things

    Lovely times doing simple things

    Gathering twigs for fire-lighting When we were children grandma used to take us “up the hills” to collect sticks and bits ...
  • The railway behind the houses

    The railway behind the houses

    Behind the odd numbered houses of Halland Road in Moulsecoomb runs the Brighton to Lewes railway line. When I moved ...
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