James Gray: The reverse view of the previous photograph showing the site cleared of the seven prefabricated houses shown in a previous photograph. jgc_27_035
2018: The original photograph is of Claremont Row. Carlton Row had been demolished by 1935. This shows where Claremont Row stood before being demolished to make way for redevelopment. (Photographer: Ron Fitton)
James Gray: Looking North from Sussex Street to Ebenezer Baptist Chapel in Richmond Street, 1935. Demolished later the same year. jgc_27_028
2018: On a modern map of Brighton, the former site of Claremont Row runs (north to south) from Nelson Place on Morley Street to where Ashton Rise crosses Richmond Parade. (Photographer: Ron Fitton)
James Gray: The same area 16 years later. Seven small pre-fabricated houses instead of 38 old tightly packed houses. jgc_27_029
2018: See caption for jgc_27_028 above. (Photographer: Ron Fitton)
James Gray: Looking south from Richmond Street to Sussex Street. The building on the right is Richmond Street School. Hemmed in between Claremont Place at the back and Claremont Street in front, it was still not by any means the worst of Brighton slums of the 1930s. jgc_27_030
2018: See caption for jgc_27_028 above. (Photographer: Ron Fitton)
James Gray: From Richmond Street to Sussex Street, showing the gaunt backs of the old houses in Claremont Street. Compare this with the photograph of the same corner in 1935 on the previous photograph. jgc_27_031
2018: See caption for jgc_27_028 above. (Photographer: Ron Fitton)
James Gray: Looking north along the back yards of these old houses in 1935. Showing also the high dividing wall with the backs of houses in Claremont Street. Year 1935. Claremont Row was removed in the same year, but Claremont Street remained until 1959. jgc_27_032
2018: See caption for jgc_27_028 above. (Photographer: Ron Fitton)