White Rock Villa

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General information
Status	Demolished
Address	1852-1919 White Rock Road
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Notable Occupiers	Lady Frances Jocelyn
Closed	1919

Constructed between 1852 and 1857, this was the home of Lady Frances Jocelyn the photographer between 1858 and 1878 (this giving rise to its popular name of 'Lady Jocelyn's Villa') on what was originally St Margaret's Road. It subsequently became an orphanage prior to demolition in 1919 when the track to the south was widened to become White Rock Road in connection with the construction of the adjacent White Rock Pavilion.

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  The-Verulam-Hotel-c1878

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  View-inland-from-Hastings-Pier-1881

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  Grand-Hotel-as-seen-from-Hastings-Pier.-c-1897

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  White Rock Villa c1900