Old Worthing - part of Gravelroots Vintage Trail
Pier Pavilion, Worthing. #postcards
Circa 1913
Marine Parade junction with Warwick Road. Looking North from the promenade
Looking North-east
Circa 1933. Looking North
West Sussex's Worthing Pier, which is 150 years old, has been dubbed the best in Britain.
More archive trolling has uncovered this little gem. Originally a colour film shot, the B&W treatment was given as I think this old building deserves it. Taken in 1991 in Worthing, England, I am assured this cinema was 'lovingly' referred to as the Fleapit. Unfortunately, I can't even determine the make of camera but it was a little film happy snapper that went 'missing' while we were on tour. I was lucky to keep a couple of rolls of film we had processed while there so I have some memories captured.
The 37-year-old star was looking a far cry from her usual self as she left a beauty salon in Worthing, West Sussex last week, displaying a slightly puffy looking face.
Researching the history of Worthing and its pubs, mostly it pubs to be honest.
On a special site, beachside homes and a critically acclaimed seaside eatery have brought new life and a touch of glamour to a once scruffy corner of Worthing.
~ Reginald Lander (British, 1913-1980) & Alan Durman (British, 1905-1963), circa 1959
Dome Cinema
Somewhere in Worthing
An illustrated map of West Sussex now available to buy from that little map shop. Featuring several of the county’s major towns and their local landmarks, including the Witterings, Arundel castle, Worthing pier, Horsham old town hall, and the Ouse Valley Viaduct. Whether bought as a treat for
Chapel Road, Worthing. Looking North.
Looking South towards the sea
Looking North-west
