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Walking Brighton & Hove

Author: Andrew Kershman

Price: £11.99

ISBN: 978-1-902910-71-0

Format: w105mm x h148mm

Specifications: 320pp, full-colour, 9 maps, over 350 photos

Publisher: Metro Publications

Distributor: CBS (Combined Bookservices)

Publication Date: 10.06.2022

About the book:

The streets of Brighton and Hove have some incredible tales to tell. In eight unique walks you will visit the grave of the legendary Phoebe Hessel (who spent 17 years in the army disguised as a man and lived to be Brighton’s oldest resident), learn about the remarkable rise and fall of Thomas Reed Kemp while exploring the area that bears his name and discover a plaque to Tom Sayers, who grew up in the slums of Brighton, to become the last great bare-knuckle boxing champion,

On the Old Steine, find out about The Battle of Tar Tub, when the authorities attempted to stop Guy Fawkes night celebrations and visit a café in a former Art Deco tram shelter. With this book in hand you will visit Graham Greene’s favourite pubs and pass the location of one of the notorious Trunk Murders of the 1930s to find out how one guilty man escaped justice.

Walking Brighton & Hove will surprise both seasoned residents and first time visitors alike with the remarkable story of how two sleepy fishing villages became today’s vibrant city.

  • 8 illustrated walks
  • details on the best cafés & pubs
  • information on local attractions, museums and galleries
  • maps – to help you navigateNorth Laine Walk North Laine Walk 63 62 Brighton Station FREDERICK PL OVER ST KEMP ST TRAFALGAR LANE KENSINGTON PL SYDNEY ST ST GEORGE’S MEWS TIDY ST BUCKINGHAM ST GUILDFORD ST SURREY ST GLOUCESTER ROAD GLOUCESTER ROAD FREDERICK ST FREDERICK GDNS TRAFALGAR TERR UPPER GARDNER ST KENSINGTON GRDNS QUEEN’S GRDNS FOUNDRY ST KENSINGTON ST ROBERT ST commercial empire, but there is a blue plaque on number 22 commemorating Anita Roddick (1942-2007) who opened her first Body Shop here on 27th March 1976. 26 27 27

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