Collapse of Dry Dock - later the lock, in 1907.
Visit of General Booth (1829-1912) to Shoreham-by-Sea. Crowd of men and woman are gathered outside the Town Hall to see the founder of the Salvation Army. He is wearing a white beard. Capital and Counties bank is on the far right. A car is in the foreground.
High Street, Shoreham-by-Sea. West end of the street. Kings Head pub in the background. West End Stores is next to it. Shops include W.H. Harker ironmongers, Southdown Bus Office, cigar store, and W.B. Muggeridge confectioner. Men, women and children on street. Car and bicycle at the end of the street.
"SS Brussels" on the bar at Shoreham Harbour Shoreham-by-Sea. July 5 1922 Single funnel ship shipwrecked at the harbour entrance. In background are the jetty and one of the "Mystery Towers" waiting demolition. Reproduction of an original photograph."
Bungalow Town. Rhodesia in distance
Bungalow Town
Bungalow Town Belle Garde
Bungalow Town Belle Garde
Bungalow Town
Bungalow Town
Toll Bridge
Bungalow Town, Shoreham Beach, view looking east along the main seafront road. Bungalows on left along unmade road, and on right built on the top of the pebble beach. Telegraph poles. Postcard postmarked 23 July 1924, sent to Miss D (Daphne) L?, 49 Greenwood Road, Dalston, London E8, signed Marjorie.
Bungalow Town, Shoreham Beach. View along pebble beach in foreground looking east with bungalows on left, low wicket fencing in front, some with verandah and balcony. Many of the bungalows were made from old railway carriages with outer wooden structure added.
Bungalow Town, Old Fort Road
Bungalow Town
Bungalow Town Church of the Good Shepherd, Bungalow Town, Shoreham Beach. View looking west with church (built 1913) in centre, houses on the beach (south) side of West Beach Road at left, one flying Union flag, telegraph poles in road. Motor car partially visible on right. In front of church a woman posts letter in large post box, man with small child, pram.
Adur Rail Bridge. Sir John Aird designed steel rail viaduct over Adur.
Sailing ship entering Shoreham Harbour, Shoreham-by-Sea. Dredger is next to it. River Adur. Brewery Chimney on wharf in the distance.
Bungalow Town The Nest
Bungalow Town
Bungalow Town
Bungalow Town Beach Road. View of bungalow with sign La Boheme" over the door seen across top of pebble beach. Gable end showing bungalow formed of two railway carriages joined by a main room and with outer wooden structure and roof added. Weatherboard walls wicket fence with gate and paving stones forming a path to the beach."
Bungalow Town
Bungalow Town
Bungalow Town "Seagull" bungalow Bungalow Town Shoreham Beach. View across pebble beach showing front of bungalow made from a railway carriage with additions at each end corrugated roof man and woman sitting in a deckchair and Lloyd loom chair on verandah behind wicket fence. Flagpole sign "Seagull" over entrance. Glimpse of downs in left background. Postcard postmarked 15 July 1906
Bungalow Town
Bungalow Town
Norfolk Bridge. The old chain suspension bridge (built 1832 and demolished in the 1920s) over the River Adur showing decorative arches. Image taken from the South-west bank of the river.
Adur
Norfolk Suspension Bridge (built 1832), Shoreham-by-Sea. Bridge over the River Adur. Three ladies are posing under the arch. Adur quayside and of St Mary de Haura tower are in the background. Sailing boats in the distance. Horse statue stands on the first classical-style arch, a lion stands on the next.
Bungalow Town
Bungalow Town Old Fort Road
Bungalow Town, Shoreham Beach. Looking west across pebble beach in foreground, sea on left, wooden breakwaters, bungalows along top of beach at right, some two-storey buildings in background. Some bungalows have verandahs and balconies, wicket fences, one has model of a sailing ship on roof. Telegraph poles in background.
Bungalow Town
Bungalow Town
Bungalow Town
Bungalow Town
Bungalow Town
Bungalow Town
Norfolk Bridge July 4th 1923 Opening of the Second Norfolk Bridge, Shoreham-by-Sea.
Norfolk Bridge Opening of the Second Norfolk Bridge, Shoreham-by-Sea. Lord Leconfield is making a speech outside the Toll House at the opening. Men and women in hats are present.
Norfolk Bridge Opening of the Second Norfolk Bridge, Shoreham-by-Sea. Men, women and children observing Lord Leconsfield opening the bridge. At west end of High Street. W.Bushby, butcher, and W.H. Harker, General Store, is in the background. Flags are over the crowd.
Norfolk Bridge Demolition of Norfolk Bridge, Shoreham-by-Sea. View from east bank of River Adur looking north west, sailing boats moored in right foreground. In middle ground the partly-demolished chain-link suspension bridge built in 1832, with superstructure and the top portion of the two stone arches already demolished. The new iron bridge that replaced it was opened in 1923.
Norfolk Bridge demolition 1922
Norfolk Bridge demolition, Shoreham-by-Sea. Close view of the south west end of the bridge with men atop partly demolished stone tower. The coffer dam, built to allow demolition and construction work, is visible below.
Marlipins interior
Marlipins interior
Marlipins exterior
Marlipins interior
Marlipins interior
Marlipins exterior decorative stone work
Marlipins interior 1928. Marlipins Museum
Marlipins Museum opening, Shoreham-by-Sea. Lady Harmsworth and Capt. H. Ross Hooper stand by the door of the museum when it re-opened in 1928. Full-length view of Lady Harmsworth wearing brimmed hat and fur coat and carry bouquet of flowers, opening the wooden door of the museum..
Marlipins Museum Shoreham-by-Sea
Marlipins Museum Shoreham-by-Sea
Marlipins
Adur rail bridge - wooden trestle prior to replacement. pre-1896