Yelton Hotel
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Originally at Numbers 1 and 2 White Rock, from the late 1890s the hotel was called the Yelton House Boarding Establishment, a first class Boarding House. The business ( started by Mr & Mrs P.T Notley would later expand into No's 3, 4 , 5, 6, 7 & 8. Later renamed the Yelton Hotel (Yelton being Notley - spelled backwards.) The business remained in the family for a number of generations; by the 1950s it was in the hands of Francis Starkey Bouquet, the husband of Mabel Adeline Notley ( P.T Notley's daughter)[1].
Part of number 7 was used for antique sales around 1960[2], with a lady's hairdressing salon - Joanna's - within the hotel during the 1970s[3].
On the 17th of February 1979, there was a major rock-fall from the cliffs behind the hotel, completely destroying one room.[4].
Now known as the White Rock Hotel.
Images[edit]
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Yelton-House-Boarding-Establishment.-1904.
Yelton-Hotel-c1920.
Yelton-Hotel-White-Rock.-1936.
Hastings Pier 1950s
Hastings Pier c1951
White Rock 1956
White-Rock-Pavilion-1958.
Yelton Hotel 1962
Yelton Hotel 1972
References & Notes
- ↑ Leigh Kennedy
- ↑ Hastings Borough Council Planning application ref HS/FA/60/00005
- ↑ Hastings Borough Council Planning application ref HS/FA/77/00186
- ↑ The Hastings Chronicle: 1950-1979 – The Hastings Chronicle, accessdate: 18 January 2020
