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From Historical Hastings
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Photo F. J. Parsons, Ltd.
 
Royal Victoria Hotel, St. Leonards, 1920.
This Hotel was practically re-built a few years since. It is owned by the Royal Victoria Hotel Company, Ltd.


By C. Hullmandel.
Lent by Dr. G. Vickerman Hewland
 
St. Leonards From the Sea, 1835.
Readers acquainted with St. Leonards will recognise in this view Southall's Royal Library and Baths opposite the Royal Victoria Hotel, the Colonnade, the Assembly Rooms, the entrance to the Subscription Gardens, West Ascent, Gloucester Lodge (the residence of the Princess Sophia Matilda, 1 831), The Clock House, Maze Hill, North Lodge, St. Leonards Colonnade, Victoria House (the residence of the Duchess of Kent and Princess Victoria 1834-5, now No. 57, Marina), and the Archery Grounds, etc. Published by C. H. Southall Royal Library, St Leonards.