Early photo tour
Photo of Clifton Terrace
From the private collection of Mr Tappin
Photo of Clifton Terrace, 1870s
From the private collection of Mr Tappin
Photo of the gardens in front of Clifton Terrace, 1880
From the private collection of Mr Tappin
Photo of The Clifton Arms
From the private collection of Mr Tappin
Photo of Clifton Terrace
From the private collection of Mr Tappin
Photo of Clifton Terrace
From the private collection of Mr Tappin
The Clifton Gardens were laid out when Clifton Terrace was built in 1847. They were, and still are, for the exclusive use of residents of this street, but were once the site of the Clifton Windmill, which was built around 1810-1820s and was moved in 1837 to Windmill Street in the Albion Hill area.
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Does anyone know anything about the graveyard that is on the other side of the road from Clifton Terrace? I used to play there as a child and remember that it had a certain grim fascination for me. I have not been able to find anything about it on this site and wonder whether it is independent or an extension of the graveyard of St Nicholas?
Does anybody know which end of Clifton Terrace this is?
I have recently bought a house in Clifton Place, and want to find out more about the history of the street. Whilst of course Clifton Terrace is of great interest, and there are photos from earlier times, it is much harder to find out even the date that Clifton Place was built. Does anyone know anything about the street, or how I might get more information on its history? Many thanks.
This is opposite No. 26 Clifton Terrace.
It must be the western end.
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