Grosvenor Street
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Grosvenor Street
Image: © Simon Carey Taken: 7 Oct 2011
Viewed from the junction with Edward Street with Tyson Place, the large block of flats at the end of the truncated street. The street was largely demolished in the late 1950s in tandem with the widening of Edward Street at the beginning of the following decade. On the left is part of the National Spiritualist Church built as a figure of eight in 1964 whilst to the right is Brighton Youth Centre originally founded as the Brighton Boys club in 1917 down the road in John Street. This new building was opened in 1957.
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Image Location
Latitude
50.822452
Longitude
-0.130892