South Saxon Hotel
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This was one of the first buildings in Grand Parade, situated on the junction with London Road, to have been constructed around 1831-2, with stabling and coach houses to the rear.[1]. Walter Inskipp is known to have been the designer of this building and the surrounding buildings from 1-12 Grand Parade; he having lived in the building for a period soon after completion[2]. The hotel was demolished for flats circa 1905.
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St Leonards Arch c1830
The-South-Saxon-Hotel-in-1850.
South-Saxon-Hotel-St-Leonards-in-1859.
References & Notes
- ↑ A Guide to Hastings & St Leonards (Thomas Ross 1835) pg.38 Google Books
- ↑ British Newspaper Archive Hastings & St. Leonards Observer 25 March 1905 Pg. 0006
