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Pier Pavilion, Worthing. #postcards
A picture tour of B&W's Worthing, England, speaker-manufacturing facility.
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Adventuress by Worthing Wanderer Via Flickr: The name of this house intrigued me and when I got home I looked it up and discovered that Adventuress is a schooner launched in 1913 and now used as an...
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.
Old Worthing - part of Gravelroots Vintage Trail
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.
~ Reginald Lander (British, 1913-1980) & Alan Durman (British, 1905-1963), circa 1959
Dome Cinema
Somewhere in Worthing
Chapel Road, Worthing. Looking North.
Circa 1913
Looking South towards the sea
Looking North-west
