Where in Brighton .....

[Brixton Seagull 2]

King and Queen? Looks like the entrance to the Pavilion in the background...

 

[afters]

i can't pin it down, is it somewhere near the king & queen?

 

[afters]

in fact isn't it taken opposite the king & queen from the level?

 

[Theatre of Trees]

Bit easy that one - it is the King and Queen before it was refurbished. Anyone know what pub this is, it still exists today. Picture taken in 1934

 

[Marc]

hobgoblin is it?

 

[Koaste]

O'Neils, Ship St?

 

[Theatre of Trees]

I'll give you a clue, its in the Hanover district

 

[afters]

william IV in the north laine?

 

[afters]

I'll give you a clue, its in the Hanover district

london unity?

 

[Man of Harveys]

The Admiral Napier, at the bottom of Elm Grove and Islingword St? Now called, I think "The Sun".

 

[Theatre of Trees]

It is on Elm Grove

 

[Koaste]

The Sun? (Ooops. Sorry just seen someone else said that...)

 

[Theatre of Trees]

The Admiral Napier, at the bottom of Elm Grove and Islingword St? Now called, I think "The Sun".

Correct.

I think I'll end this today and do some more tomorrow.

All the pictures I've posted today can be found here.

 

[afters]

good game!

 

[Koaste]

3 right? Not bad for a young 'un, eh?

 

[Marc]

Victory parade passing the King Alfred Centre in Hove which was the 'Naval Officers Training School'. 1945

did'nt think BHA won anything that year?

 

[Theatre of Trees]

I see the team are recreating the 4-4-2 formation on motorbikes.

 

[Storer68]

Marvellous.... The English put up two solid blocks of four and come out convincing winners.................

 

[The Large One]

How we could have done with that grandstand still being there.

 

[Man of Harveys]

They had to stop the levitating man from shitting in the sandpit