Waterloo Street

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Waterloo Street

Image: © Simon Carey Taken: 20 Jul 2009

Linking Western Road to Kingsway, the A259. The building on the left is St Andrew's built in 1828 to serve the residents on the newly constructed Brunswick Town who had too far to travel to the nearest parish church in Hove. Built as a chapel at ease it was initially popular during the 19th century but attendances declined in the 20th until it was closed in 1990. Since then the church has been used to host festivals and other community events.

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Image Location

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Latitude
50.823498
Longitude
-0.157117