EPW000740 ENGLAND (1920). Hastings Station, Hastings, from the north-east, 1920

St Leonards/Palace Pier - since demolished

Old Golden Cross - name subsequently changed

Green's Railway Hotel - closed 1964, since demolished

Gasometer at Hastings & St. Leonards Gas Company's headquarters in Queens Road, started use on December 5, 1856 capable of holding 150,000 cu ft of gas.

Hastings Cricket Ground.

White Rock Gardens, showing the bowling greens and tennis courts

the old Iron Fort became the home of The Salvation Army in 1884. It was replaced with new building in 1930

Hastings Station In 1920, and until the early 1930s, the station was in two parts. The terminus, serving London and South Coast lines, was beyond a junction curving away to serve the line to Ashford and Rye

Signal Box

Hastings Pier

Robertson Street

Harold Place

Havelock Road

Cambridge Gardens

Holmesdale Gardens

Cornwallis Gardens

Cornwallis Terrace

Devonshire Road

Priory Avenue

Brook Street

Waldegrave Street

Cornwallis Street

Mann Street

Earl Street

South Terrace

Braybrooke Road