James Gray: Stationary tram in Brighton Road, Kingston – 1910. The entire journey from Hove to Shoreham occupied about one hour and the single fare was 3d. The penny fare stages were from the Hove Terminus, to Halfway House, Portslade, thence to the Depot, Albion Street, and from there to the Shoreham Terminus. jgc_38_072
2018: The tramway has gone but the houses are virtually unchanged. (Photographer: Jeremy Knight)
James Gray: This view, showing the single-decker travelling east in 1911, was not taken in the High Street but more to the east. Note the very early Brighton registration numbers – CD 495 and CD 1441. CD 1, the first number was issued in 1903. Flood 6 November 1911. jgc_38_154
2018: Almost all the buildings have been demolished and some replaced. (Photographer: Jeremy Knight)
James Gray: See caption for jgc_38_158 above. jgc_38_161
2018: See caption above for jgc_38_158. (Photographer: Jeremy Knight)