Local List of Heritage Assets directory

Park and garden, landscape of remembrance. Small green space bounded by flint walls. Now forming part of the gardens to Coppers, the area formerly comprised the Quaker Burial Ground.

Historic building, education. Thematic Survey – Brighton Board Schools. Part of City College, previously expansion of classrooms for Brighton Board Schools.

Historic building, cemetary structure. Pair of small flint cemetery chapels, with brick dressings and a slate roof.

Park and garden, garden. Ireland’s Royal Gardens were established in this area in the 1820s. Park Crescent was built in 1849 on the site of the original cricket ground.

Historic building, education. Catholic secondary school. Originally built in 1877/78 to the designs of Frederick H Pownall as the Sacred Heart Convent girls school.

Historic building, education. A handsome, heavily detailed building in Free Jacobean style. Red brick with stone dressings and mullions and steep clay-tiled roofs surmounted by cupolas.

Historic building, public house. Two-storey red brick public house with pitched tile roofs. Located at a corner with elevations to Upper Hamilton Road and Exeter Street.

Historic building, Dust Destructor now canteen. Previous site of waste transfer site 'Dust Destructor'. Now converted to site's canteen.

Historic building, house. Two-storey building with attic, comprising a terrace of 3 houses.

A historic boundary wall built of bungaroosh - a mixture of coursed cobbles and field flint, brick and mortar, with brick piers at intervals.

Historic building, place of worship - nonconformist. Stone church with pitched roof, in Early English Gothic Revival style.

Historic building, houses. Terraced houses, 1850s, rendered with parapet.