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Queen's Park conservation areas

Most of the high quality housing dates from the late-Victorian and Edwardian periods.

  • The southern area

    The southern area

    Please note that this text is an extract from a reference work written in 1990.  As a result, some of ...
Queen's Park
  • 1960s class photos
  • A day at Mr Box's at Hassocks: c1950
  • A potted history and photo gallery
  • Aerial view 1991
  • Aerial view of all blocks
  • Attree Villa: completed in 1830
  • Blocks C2 and D2 c1956
  • Boxing Team 1951/52
  • Brighton General Hospital Badge
  • Care of the poor previous to 1834
  • Chased by the park keeper in the 1940s
  • Class 2A 1962
  • Class photograph 1964/65
  • Class photograph c1947
  • Class photograph c1950s
  • Class photos c1960s
  • Do you remember this building?
  • Dodging the 'Parkies' and catching 'effets'
  • Edward Sattin, Master of the Workhouse
  • Enlightened architecture for its time
  • First laid out in 1824
  • George Duddell: purchased the estate c1863
  • Good old days in the 1940/50s
  • History : 1824 to 1900
  • History of Attree's Villa
  • History of the spa
  • History: 1970 to the present day.
  • History:1900 to 1960
  • Is this St Luke's School?
  • Is this St Luke's School?
  • Map of the park c1830
  • Memories from 1967
  • Memories of a prefect in the 1930s
  • Memories of the 1940s and 1950s
  • Mischief La-Bàs's theatre group
  • My childhood experience in the 1950s
  • Nostalgic photo miscellany
  • Now converted into flats
  • Nurse Training Prospectus
  • Opened to the public in 1892
  • Originally a workhouse
  • Owned by Thomas Attree, the 'King of Brighton'
  • Paper negative image c1860
  • Photograph c1924-25
  • Photos of Brighton Ambulance Service, 1946-1974
  • School choir c1963
  • Shakespearean theatre in the Spa
  • SRN's Association Reunion May 2009
  • SRNs' Hospital Badge
  • Student Nurses Prospectus in the 1950s
  • The 'Pepperpot'
  • The Archways, built c1830
  • The clock: funded by a local tradesman
  • The Drinking Fountain
  • The First World War
  • The French Convalescent Home
  • The ghostly 'Grey lady'
  • The Great Storm
  • The happiest days of my life
  • The Lake
  • The morning after the 1987 storm
  • The Nurses' Home steps c.1936-1969
  • The official opening of Queen's Park
  • The Pepperpot - ideas on a date?
  • The Royal Spa:opened in 1825
  • The Turret Clock
  • The workhouse in Elm Grove
  • View of Nurses' Home 1987
  • Workhouse conditions
  • You could hear the school bell
  • Introduction to Queen's Park
  • Queen's Park conservation areas
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