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Russell Mews, BRIGHTON, BN1 2HZ

Head east along Western Road and turn south into Clarence Square; as the road turns east Clarence Gardens occupies a small corner. Clarence Square was an early development from the 1800s onwards and was largely competed by the 1820s. At the end of this row is a small hall originally built as a chapel in 1830. Since then it has been an infants school (1852), Mission Hall (1884), an Art School (1899) and from 1940 onwards been home to the Little Theatre Company - Little as the capacity is only 80, making it the smallest theatre in Brighton. Click on the link to take you to the next page. http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/211921

Approaching the junction with the road that leads down to Clarence Square on the right, in front of Coffee Republic, and with the road, Marlborough Street, at the end of the department store building on the left. The eastbound carriageway here is for buses and cycles only.

Located at Clarence Gardens, Brighton http://www.the-little.co.uk/

A gated mews built in the early 1990s on the site of a former garage, see http://regencysociety-jamesgray.com/volume29/source/jg_29_048.htm for a similar view taken in 1985.

Small side street linking Western Road with Preston Street and built as the town began pushing westwards down Western Road towards Hove. The street itself runs south then turns 90 degrees and continues westwards.

The side street runs south from Western Road then turns ninety degrees west and heads to Preston Street.

Lying to the immediate south of Western Road and to the west of Churchill Square this small square was built around the 1820s The open area of the square was originally private but has been opened to the public since 1884.

A view along the south side. The houses and railings are grade II listed, from about 1820.

The British Airways i360 - which no doubt gave striking views on this bright but chilly April evening - is to the right of the Sussex Heights tower block.