South Terrace
| Part of | Great Brook Estate |
|---|---|
| Construction | |
| Construction start | 1863 |
This road was renumbered during 1887.[1]. This renumbering was to put the numbers in order; the upper portion, between Cornwallis Street and the railway bridge havng been built later than the lower terraces, post 1873, and referred to as 'Upper South Terrace'[2][3].
Features on this wiki[edit]
| Name | Street No | From | To |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cricketers | 1864 | ||
| Friends Meeting House | 5 | 1865 | |
| Princes Hotel | 10 | 1864 |
Images[edit]
- Images
George Woods circa 1890
South Terrace c1900
Taken-from-the-junction-of-Devonshire-Road-and-South-Terrace.-1901.
Central-Cricket-Ground-c1904
Cricket-ground.-1904.
Circus-comes-to-town-1905
South Terrace and Devonshire Road c1910
Corner-of-South-Terrace-and-Queens-Road-1912
Princes c1920
Central-Cricket-Ground-Queens-Road-1923.
Hastings Unitarian Church c1950
Princess Elizabeth Visit 18/05/1951
Junction of Queens Road and South Terrace c1962
Hastings St Leonards - 1980s Footage South Terrace YouTube
Hastings St Leonards - 1980s Footage - Queens Road
Devonshire Road c1996
Central Cricket Ground circa 1996
References & Notes
- ↑ British Newspaper Archive Hastings & St. Leonards Observer 8 October 1887 Pg. 0007
- ↑ National Library of Scotland 1873 Mapping
- ↑ UK 1881 Census Return
