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College Terrace, BRIGHTON, BN2 0EX

Built in the late 1870s with much of the surrounding houses and known as the Sutherland Arms up until about 2006-07 when it acquired its current title. Located on the corner of Canning Street.

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Near to Brighton College in the Kemp Town area of Brighton

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.

The road runs north from Eastern Road becoming Queensway beyond the tree on the right in the far distance where it continues up to the racecourse. The flats on the right are St Matthews Court built on the site of St Matthews Church which was closed in 1962 and demolished in 1967.

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

Not the greatest of pictures as taken over a gate without any viewing aid. The interest lies mainly beyond the second gate, namely the southern portal of Kemp Town Tunnel the only remaining item to remind you that the area was once the terminus of a small branch railway. The Kemp Town branch opened in 1869 though it closed to traffic in 1932 losing out on the easier and cheaper journey by bus. However, it remained open to goods until its final closure in 1971. The tunnel was used during the war to shelter both railway stock and people and after its closure was used for a while to grow mushrooms and store motor vehicles. The cliffs beyond give some idea of the bowl shaped out of the downland by the railway and also the engineering required to build a branch. Despite being 1 mile and 726 yards long the line required a 180 yard viaduct over Lewes Road, a shorter three arch viaduct over Hartington Road, followed by a short cutting before entering the 1024 yard long Kemp Town Tunnel and exiting into this bowl towards the terminus.

The Bute Arms was located on the corner of Bute Street and Livingstone Street and was built with the street in the late 1870s. It closed in 1962 and was converted into a corner shop which has since closed too. Now a couple of dwellings.

A side street that runs from Image to Image crossing Image in the process. The blue building on the right is Image and looks to be the only dwelling on the street.