Promenade Shelter
In common with many seaside towns, Hastings has a number of promenade shelters. They are predominantly of two types; the concrete ones constructed by Sid Little - the 'Concrete King' and, often earlier glazed timber shelters. In addition to providing shelter from inclement weather, a number also serve as Bus stops and vents for underground car parks.
This page serves as a holding page to document changes to the seafront shelters over time.
Images[edit]
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White Rock Snow 3 03 1909
Hastings-Pier-and-Falaise-Gardens.-c1930.
Aerial Photo above Bottle Alley c1935
Grand-Parade-looking-East-along-Eversfield-Place-removing-the-old-tram-rails.-1935.
Eversfield Place Beach 1938
Eversfield-place.-1947
Carnival-Floats-at-Eversfield-Place.-June-1949.
The-parade-at-Eversfield-Place-with-Bottle-Alley-underneath.-1950.
Multiview Postcard circa 1950
Doran Hotel Eversfield Place c1950
Eversfield Place 1951
