Braybrooke Road
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| Junctions | Braybrooke Terrace Braybrooke Close Priory Avenue South Terrace Lower Park Road |
Etymology
Possibly the 'Braybrooke' came from the family of that name which can be traced right back to Robert Le May Braybroc, who married the daughter of Lord Hastings, 5th Comte d'Eu. That connection goes back further to the Duke of Normandy. Eu was part of a French Abbey which owned land in Hastings before the Norman 1066 Conquest
Images & Features
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Images
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Braybrooke Road c1910
Aerial-view-of-the-town-centre-with-the-beached-submarine-1919.
Braybrooke-Road-1925
Hastings-Station-and-the-building-of-the-new-Postal-Sorting-Office-1931.
View-over-Hastings-from-Braybrooke-Road-Late-1940s.
Train leaving Hastings Station 1956
Hastings-Railway-Station-1895.
Braybrooke Terrace site viewed from Linton Road bridge.
Terrace of houses at Braybrooke Terrace that will need to be demolished for fear of cracking caused by TBM passing underneath.
Demolition of Braybrook Terrace
Braybrooke Terrace
Braybrooke Terrace site
