LEE COTTAGES / ELPHICK ROAD

CIRCA 1958

By Laurie Stonehouse

The first two photos show views of Lee Cottages in Elphick Road.  The third  photograph shows a strawberry picker taken near the ponds on the land that is now the high even numbers of Lewes road.

Photo:LEE COTTAGES (FRONT) - CIRCA 1958

LEE COTTAGES (FRONT) - CIRCA 1958

Kind permission of Ken Lynch

Photo:LEE COTTAGES (BACK) - CIRCA 1958

LEE COTTAGES (BACK) - CIRCA 1958

Kind permission of Ken Lynch

Photo:VIEW FROM LEWES ROAD TOWARDS LOWER ELPHICK ROAD/JOLLY BOATMAN - CIRCA 1958 (Strawberry picker is Betty Lynch)

VIEW FROM LEWES ROAD TOWARDS LOWER ELPHICK ROAD/JOLLY BOATMAN - CIRCA 1958 (Strawberry picker is Betty Lynch)

Kind permission of Ken Lynch

Photo:VIEW FROM LEWES ROAD TOWARDS LOWER ELPHICK ROAD/JOLLY BOATMAN - 2008

VIEW FROM LEWES ROAD TOWARDS LOWER ELPHICK ROAD/JOLLY BOATMAN - 2008

Laurie Stonehouse

This page was added by Laurie Stonehouse on 24/05/2008.
Comments about this page

Hi Laurie and Ken

I remember this area very well, as my nan and grandad lived in the house beside the cottages (87 Elphick Road). Can you remember when the cottages were demolished?

Also who are the people in the photographs?

By Sylvia Woolford
On 24/05/2008

My Nan, Mrs South, lived in Lee cottages in the 40's and 50's.  I was born in Brighton in 1951 and I can just remember playing outside but I can't remember which number she lived at.

By Mr S. Raynsford
On 18/09/2008

Hello, I had some ancestors by the name of Guy living at Lower Elphick Road in the early 1900s, would anyone know of them I wonder. Would be glad to hear from you.

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By Pat Millard
On 31/01/2009

I was born at 8 Lee Cottages and I would love to see a picture.

By julie orchard
On 08/03/2010

My paternal great grandfather Hubbard lived at 6 Lower Elphick Road in the 1870's, then he lived in Lewes Road, then he married a Bridger and my grandfather was born at 66 Elphick Road in 1891. When he was about 10 he and his brother were put in the local childrens home (up the hill?) because his father died, his mother had younger children and she had to work as a charwoman (no benefits in those days).

By Brenda Hall
On 10/08/2012

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