James Gray: Photograph taken on 1st August 1965. This trim little row of houses still in reasonable habitable condition, has now to be sacrificed to provide a car park for the shoppers in Blatchington Road. jgc_14_155
2018: The northern side of the road now has only three houses left, flanked by a Co-Op supermarket at the eastern end and an Iceland store at the western end.
James Gray: Three little streets, Haddington, Malvern and Monmouth, had the misfortune to be built adjacent to Blatchington Road. Although at the date of these photographs, 1st August 1965, they were nearly 100 years old, they were still in reasonable condition. They were built in 1873. By 1968 many of the houses had been demolished as the area is to be made a car park for the Blatchington Road shopping district. This view is of Monmouth Street. jgc_14_157