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James Gray: A drawing of Rottingdean Mill, of the “hooded” variety, it was erected in 1802. jgc_32_013
2018: The Mill no longer has its fantail, and was listed Grade II in 1952. The Mill ceased operational use in the 1880s, and has needed considerable repair and upkeep – its protection now rests with the Rottingdean Preservation Society.
James Gray: Photographs of both ends [see also jgc_32_117 on the High Street (Rottingdean) (2) page] of this street. Period uncertain, but obviously before 1914. jgc_32_116
2018: This is a view from the High Street looking west up Neville Road. On the right-hand side of the image is the Reading Room of 1885-86, now Rottingdean Club. On the left of the original photograph is the long-vanished National Mixed School of 1860, now replaced by a modern Post Office. The gap between the Club and the housing further up the hill has been infilled with a small parade of shops and cafés. (Photographer: Ron Fitton)