Brunswick Road, Shoreham-by-Sea, looking north towards railway crossing with raised barrier visible in distance. Shops on right side of road, some with awnings, including from right: G. Hart florist and seedsman, Channel Laundry, A. Street Luncheons and Teas. Man wearing suit, hat and tie crosses street, woman wearing long skirt and hat on pavement. High wall on left bordering gardens of St Mary's House in St Mary's Road, later the site of the Post Office and Lloyds Bank.

East Street, Shoreham-by-Sea. View looking south to River Adur and the beach. Boots chemists and Findlater wine and spirits shops are on the right. Cars parked on the right near the shop awning. Woman walking down the street. Pride Opticians on the left. Buildings with tile roofing. Zebra crossing in the distance. c.1950

East Street looking north c.1950

Brunswick Road, Shoreham-by-Sea,c.1906 looking north towards railway crossing and signal box in distance. Houses on right side of road, several converted into shops with shop windows on ground floor. Shop on right is F. Mederson ironmongers. High wall on left probably bordering garden of St Mary's House in St Mary's Road. Shops and the post office were later built on the left side of the road. Children on pavement including girl wearing pinafore. Postcard postmarked 09 August 1907 and sent from Tunbridge Wells to Gunner R. S.? Barnes, No. 9 Company, 1st Sussex Regiment, Newhaven, signed H. Barnes.

Brunswick Road looking north c. 1950

Brunswick Road, Shoreham-by-Sea, looking north towards Buckingham Road and South Downs visible in distance, junction with Western Road on left in middle distance. In left foreground a shop with sign All Kodak Supplies"c.1933

Brunswick Road looking north - the side of the Georgian building 'The Vinery' can be seen on the left

Victoria Road, Shoreham-by-Sea, looking north. Houses with bay windows on both sides of street, man on bicycle, handcart with dead rabbits presumably for sale, delivery man wearing overall talks to woman in front garden, cat crosses street. Postcard sent to Miss Cobby c/o Messrs Jackson & Son, Market Place, Newbury, c.1900

Three ivy-clad cottages at the junction of Southdown road and Mill Lane, two people standing outside the houses, a broken fence across the road, terraced houses and a street lamp in the background. The cottages are now known as 'Trinity Cottages' and have been renovated with dormer windows added. Reproduction of an original photograph. c.1905

Southdown Road in the Snow, Shoreham-by-Sea. Northern end. Three cottages, known as Trinity Cottages, are on the right at the junction of Victoria Road and Mill Lane. Lamp post on the left. The Meads is fenced on the left. Flint wall on the right is now demolished. c.1881

Kissing Gate near the junction of Victoria Road with Mill Lane

The island of trees at the junction of Buckingham Road with Upper Shoreham Road

St Mary's House, Shoreham-by-Sea, in St Mary's Road facing East Street. Front view of the house taken from the street across low stone wall and garden, house partly obscured by trees. 18th century building with single-pane sash windows, portico overhung with climbing plant.

Horse-drawn tram, Brighton Road, Kingston. Open-topped double-decker horse-drawn tram on Brighton Road near Kingston Beach lighthouse. Driver behind horses, conductor stands alongside wearing cap, suit, tie and with shoulder-bag. Open staircase leading to top deck, two women sit on top at front. Houses on left, open-topped double-decker motor bus in background.