Hove Museum of Creativity
Free council museum opened in 1927 in a Victorian villa on New Church Road, with a toy gallery called the Wizard's Attic.
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Free council museum opened in 1927 in a Victorian villa on New Church Road, with a toy gallery called the Wizard's Attic.
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Grade II listed former market building on the Brighton and Hove border, now an independent arts venue for music, comedy, theatre and film.
Grade I listed 1820s terraced home at 13 Brunswick Square, being developed by staff and volunteers as a heritage centre and museum.
Park about half a mile from the shore, named after its chalybeate (iron-bearing) spring, now called St Ann's Well.
Mid-19th-century crescent running down to the seafront, planned to rival Kemp Town but never finished to its original design.
Terraces either side of a public garden, joined at its southern end to Adelaide Crescent and the way down to the sea.
Eleven-storey Modernist block of flats by Wells Coates, completed in 1935 on the seafront near the Peace Statue. Grade II* listed.
Memorial to Edward VII by Newbury Abbot Trent, built in 1912 on the seafront boundary between Brighton and Hove.
Former Brunswick Town church, redundant since 1990 and now cared for by the Churches Conservation Trust.
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Hove's parish church for several centuries until 1892, on Church Road; it was near-ruinous before Victorian restoration.
Parish church for the whole of Hove since 1892, standing at a major crossroads in the centre of the town.
Anglican church built 1852-54 to serve the Brunswick area of Hove, on Church Road.
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Anglican church built 1882-83 for the new streets that grew up south and west of Hove station.
Baptist church built in 1887, a landmark on Holland Road, one of the main north-south routes through Hove.
Grade II listed Roman Catholic church on Norton Road, the oldest of Hove's three Catholic churches.
Reform Jewish congregation and synagogue on Palmeira Avenue.
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Home of Sussex County Cricket Club, where most Sussex home matches have been played since 1872.
Carnegie library of 1908 on Church Road, in an Edwardian Baroque and Renaissance Revival style.
Hove's war memorial on Grand Avenue.
Brighton & Hove
Narrow shopping lanes, the Palace Pier, the i360 and the pebble beach in the centre of Brighton
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The Royal Pavilion, the Dome and the independent streets between the station and the Old Steine
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Regency crescents, Volk's Electric Railway, the aquarium and St James's Street east of the pier
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