EAW037829 ENGLAND (1951). The town centre, Eastbourne, from the north-west, 1951

This end gable (as well as the flint buttress) still remains.

Coach park

Now Langney Road post office - this area was bombed in WW2 and it seems that rebuilding was in progress.

Southdown Coach Station - one entrance in Susans Road and another in Cavendish Place.

Beaurivage

Sutton Road that ran from Terminus Place behind the shops in Terminus Road and came out next to the Gildredge Hotel.

The ground floor of the old Barclays Bank (corner of what was Junction Road and Terminus Road). It was destroyed by bombing in WW2. The ground floor was used as a temporary premises until the new bank was built.

The Congregational Church that stood at the junction of Pevensey Road and Cavendish Place from 1862 to 1977. A flint buttress of the former church survives in Cavendish Place.

Dunns hat shop at the corner of what was Terminus Place before the Arndale Centre was built.

This was the Classic Repertory Cinema, which closed in 1965. It's just possible to discern the name above the entrance. Before WW2 it had been a news cinema.

View East from here

Eastbourne Pier

Eastbourne Pier