EPW000755 ENGLAND (1920). The Promenade and Palace Pier, St Leonards, from the west, 1920

St Leonards Parish Church, hit in 1944 by a damaged V1 'Doddlebug' flying bomb which had been hit out at sea and eventually crashed at the front of the church without a single casualty on the ground. The church was rebuilt between 1953 and 1961 by by Sir Giles Scott and A G Scott. See the church website at http://www.stleonardstethelburga.org.uk/welcome.htm

Assembly Rooms, now known as the Masonic Hall

Crown House, the first building erected in St Leonards, home to London builder James Burton.

Royal Victoria Hotel

Hastings Pier

St Leonards Pier 1891-1951

Hastings Tram on the Hastings to Bexhill route. Trams went in the late 1920s but there is still evidence, include a section of track in wooden setts and a crossover exposed in recent road resurfacing.