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The pre-cursor to The Bourne, this short street in the Old Town terminated in the vicinity of Breeds Brewery and was largely cleared, together with many of the twittens that existed off this street. In its heyday, it is possible that the Bourne Stream which ran through the centre of this street, by means of a pair of sluice gates added at the seaward end formed a natural harbour and the buildings abutting the stream on each side had quays for loading and unloading of goods. The street was certainly exceptionally wide by comparison to similar-aged thoroughfares in the town[1].
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Town Wall and Bourne Street 1820s
East Bourne Street c1840
Lord Nelson 1848
Page153-Bourne Street-Hastings of Bygone Days and the Present
Bourne Street 1862
Bourne Street Baths c1920
Page160-Bourne Street 1920-Hastings of Bygone Days and the Present
Bourne Street Old Town 1920
Public Baths Bourne Street
Site of Watergate Bourne Street 1953
Bourne Street
Rear 26&27 Bourne Street
26&27 Bourne Street
References & Notes
- ↑ British Newspaper Archive Hastings & St. Leonards Observer 29 December 1923 Pg. 0011
