Preston Manor, Preston Park, Brighton.
Originally 1250, rebuilt 1738, altered 1905.
Grade ll* listed.

The house was substantially rebuilt in 1738, probably to the
designs of Thomas Western, then Lord of the Manor, and is of two storeys over a basement.
This house was altered and enlarged in 1905 to the designs of Charles Stanley Peach.

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Preston Manor, Preston Park, Brighton.
Originally 1250, rebuilt 1738, altered 1905.
Grade ll* listed.

The house was substantially rebuilt in 1738, probably to the
designs of Thomas Western, then Lord of the Manor, and is of two storeys over a basement.
This house was altered and enlarged in 1905 to the designs of Charles Stanley Peach.

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St Margaret, Rottingdean, Brighton & Hove, East Sussex.
Grade ll* listed.
The Lych Gate of 1897 is Grade ll listed.

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Clock Tower, Preston Park, Brighton.
Dated 1891 on the foundation stone to the west and 1892 on an inscription to the south.
Designed by Francis John Charles May (1839-1906), Borough Engineer & Surveyor of Brighton.
For the Recreation Committee of Brighton Borough Council.
Paid for by Councillor Edward White.
Built by F Patching & Son.
Red and buff terracotta, brick and stone, granite, copper,
tiles.
Grade ll listed.

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St Margaret, Rottingdean, Brighton & Hove, East Sussex.
Chancel South Window, 1894.
The Blessed Virgin Mary.
Designed by Sir Edward Burne-Jones (1833-1898).
Made by Morris & Co.

Given in memory of his wife by Rev Arthur Thomas, vicar of the parish 1848-96.

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