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Stoneham Road, HOVE, BN3 5HE

Built as a factory in 1902 and first occupied by a mineral water company from 1904-12. After the First World War it was acquired by Maynards who produced sweets as well as acting as a distribution depot for local shops. They ceased operating here in 1962 with the building eventually converted into apartments in 2002.

In the process of being demolished. Purpose built for the YMCA in 1919 who occupied it until moving out in the summer of 2015 no longer able to justify the large expenditure on maintaining the building. The main entrance and east wing have already been demolished with the west wing about to go. Five new homes are to be built on the site.

A residential road that links School Road to Tamworth Road that had been laid out by 1911 but not completed until the end of the decade.

A reisdential road laid out around 1901-02 that runs west from Tamworth Road ending at the rear of commercial buildings that face School Road. The large building in the distance on the left is Image

Located between Linton Road and Lennox Road and built in 2008 on the site of Stoneham Road Baptist Church that had been built in 1904. See http://www.roughwood.net/ChurchAlbum/EastSussex/Hove/Hove-Stoneham-Road-Baptist.htm

Appears on the 1911 OS map and built before the rest of the houses to the west of it. Still in use today by both Army Cadets and Hove and Adur Sea cadets.

http://www.drillhalls.org/Counties/Sussex/TownHove.htm

Located on the junction with School Road and still vacant five years on from Image Opened in 1933 as the Granada Cinema which remained the name until 1965 when it became the ABC until its closure in 1974 the last film shown being Callan. It was opened as a bingo hall in 1975 and passed through various companies until Gala sold the freehold to a property developer in 2003. Planning permission for demolition and building of retirement flats was refused in 2004 and the building remained idle for another few years before another bout of planning applications which have also seen a lot of opposition by locals who want to keep the landmark building intact. The longer the building remains empty the less likely this appears to happen.

A short residential street linking Marmion Road to Stoneham Road that was constructed in the first decade of the 20th century. The road currently consists of three houses on the western side and a warehouse, in the process of being demolished, on the eastern side.

A small commercial unit on the corner of Milnthorpe Road built on the site of a builders yard.