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DEVONSHIRE PLACE

Devonshire Place

Neighbourhood:
Kemptown
1914
2018

James Gray: Built at various times during the 1820s this old street has changed little in its long life. Many of its buildings are listed. Perhaps its chief claim to fame is that Nos 37–39 were originally occupied as the Jew’s Synagogue until the Middle Street Synagogue was opened in 1874. After that they were used for commercial purposes. The year of the photograph is not known but it may have been about the time of the First World War when many of the houses were lodging and boarding houses. jgc_22_088

2018: Looking north towards Edward Street, Devonshire Place remains largely unchanged. (Photographer: Jayne Paulin)

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1920
2018

James Gray: Nos 11-12, Sydenham & Croham House. jgc_22_099

2018: Largely unchanged apart from the removal of the first floor balcony and canopy. (Photographer: Jayne Paulin)

Historic and Contemporary Images of Brighton and Hove
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