Guided History Walks

This group is now fully subscribed for this year.

Brighton was once the Queen of Watering Places – the premier seaside resort in Britain.
Its Regency and Georgian squares and terraces defined the style of seaside architecture. Royalty, the aristocracy, and following the arrival of the railway, the middle and working classes flocked to London by the Sea. Behind the grand facades were industrial areas with some of the worst slums in Britain.

Much of this Georgian and Victorian townscape remains for us to discover in a series of guided walks.

Meeting will be six-weekly, dates to be advised.