Breeds Place
| Named After | |
|---|---|
| Construction | |
| Completion | 1828 |
| Builder | James Lansdell (1786-1865) |
Breeds Place was completed in 1828 (although Cousins dates this to 1825[1]) by James Lansdell (1786-1865) who married Martha Breeds (1793-1829). The Duke/Duchess of Marlborough was his first tenant.[2][3]. Prince George of Cumberland also stayed at numbers 5 & 6 with the Duke and Duchess in 1833[4][5].
The naming is claimed by Brett to have been either for the Breeds family, into which James Lansdell had married, or the woman named Breeds who had either lived in a cave or cottage in the area[3].
Images
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Breeds Place c1890
George Woods circa 1890
Breeds Place c1890
George Woods circa 1890
Breeds Place c1890
HSLO letter about various caverns.
Gildersleeves-boarding-establishment1903
Mr-Dicker-Beach-Photographer-Breeds-Place-with-his-portable-dark-room.-1904.
The-Rougemont-Breeds-Place.-1904.
Beach-at-Breeds-Place.-1905.
Russian-gun-at-Breeds-Place-1905.
Beach-at-Breeds-Place-and-Pelham-Crescent.-1905.
Mastins-and-the-YMCA-Breeds-Place.-1906.
Beach-Photographer-and-Assistant-at-work......Breeds-Place.-1909.
Beach-at-Breeds-Place.-1912.
Breeds-Place-and-the-end-of-Caroline-Place.-1912.
Breeds-Place-1920
Breeds-Place-1922.
Breeds-Place.-1924
Breeds-Place.-1947.
BreedsPlaceC1958
Breeds-Place-and-Pelham-Crescent.-1959.
Breeds Place circa 1959
Bus outside Mastins circa 1959
Features
Features in Breeds Place
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References & Notes
- ↑ Hastings of Bygone Days and the Present (Henry Cousins - 1911) pg.303 ISBN: 9789332862449 ESCC Library Google Books " Amazon
- ↑ Historic Hastings J.M. Baines
- ↑ a b Brett Man. Histories Vol 1 Chapt 2
- ↑ Brett Manuscript Histories Vol. 1 Chap. 9
- ↑ Historical Hastings Wiki Ransom and Ridley
