Photograph Collections: Peep into the Past

Middle Street (Between 18 & 19)

Between 18 and 19 Middle Street is the existing passageway that would have led to 12 cottages named Hayllar's Cottages.

Tagged as: The Lanes

Named after Daniel Hayllar, a carpenter who lived there.

Demolished c.1935

Middle Street (Between 18 & 19) 2017 (c) Carol Homewood www.brightongirl.org.uk — (c) Carol Homewood

Also known as: Hayllar’s Passage?

Date of photograph/s: 2017

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Carol Homewood

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