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Walpole Terrace, BRIGHTON, BN2 0EB

A residential street that runs between Walpole Road and Canning Street that was developed in the early 1880s. On the left hand side beyond the trees are the playing fields of Brighton College.

A small playground on the western slopes of Whitehawk Hill belonging to Hamilton Lodge School, set up in 1945 to exclusively educate the deaf. The playground is accessed across a public footpath that traverses the western side of the hill and was originally a set of allotments. Beyond is the Craven Vale estate.

A residential road that runs from Sutherland Road to Walpole Terrace that was built in the early 1880s and overlooks Image which was already in place prior to their construction.

A view of the rugby pitch at the northern end of the fields from Walpole Terrace. The Japanese rugby team were based here prior to their game with South Africa during the 2015 Rugby World Cup.

A residential road that runs north from Eastern Road then turns east and ends at Whitehawk Hill Road. Much of the road was developed in the late 1860s though parts have been rebuilt.

A residential road that links Suitherland Road to Walpole Terrace that was developed in the early 1860s.

Near to Brighton College in the Kemp Town area of Brighton

A residential road that runs from Whitehawk Hill Road westwards to Brighton College then turns south to Eastern Road. The road was laid out in the 1860s but only Hamilton Lodge, the white building on the right further down the slope, now a school for the deaf, was built at that time. The rest was developed in the first decade of the 20th century. The eastern end of the road occupies the southern slope of Whitehawk Hill which climbs quite steeply here but allows for excellent views over the city.

Minor road that connects Whitehawk Hill Road with Eastern Road. St John's College is to the right.

A residential street that runs eastwards from Sutherland Road and ends at the slope of Whitehawk Hill. The street was developed in the mid 1870s.