Richmond Road
East Side runs from 2 to 130
West Side runs fron 1 to 53
Mayo Road is between 31 and 31A
Ashdown Road is between 94 & 96
When the houses were built
1878 116 - 128 Richmond Road.
1878 104 - 112 Richmond Road.
1879 86 - 102 Richmond Road.
1881 62 - 84 Richmond Road.
1881 16 - 20 Richmond Road.
1881 22 - 56 Richmond Road.
1881 33 - 45 Richmond Road.
1882 51, 53 & 55 Richmond Road.
1884 10, 12 & 14 Richmond Road.
1887 31A Richmond Road - The Victoria Inn
1888 47 Richmond Road (with integral garage or underpass)
1894 25 - 29 Richmond Road.
1895 58 & 60 Richmond Road.
1897 2 - 8 Richmond Road (built after Lennox Road proved unviable)
The coal wharfs (south end of Richmond Rd)
History of James Corrall - Coal Merchant
Houses | Coal Wharfs on opposite side of Richmond Road | |||
106 | LEWES ROAD STATION WHARF | |||
106 | ||||
108 | Corral and Co. coal merchants | |||
108 | ||||
108 | ||||
110 | Lodder & Son, coal merchants | |||
112 | ||||
114-16 | ||||
118 | Ricket, Smith & Co Ltd coal merchants | |||
120 | ||||
122 | ||||
124 | Northern Coal Company | |||
126 | ||||
128 | ||||
130 empty | LEWES ROAD RAILWAY STATION |
1897 Map showing the coal sidings on the Kemptown branchline
The map can be dragged to reveal adjoining mapping in different directions.
- Notice that the Kemptown branchline leaves the Brighon to Lewes line at the points just after the Ditchling Road tunnel.
Watch the local freight train cross the points onto the Kemptown branchline on Video.
The signalbox - see picture - was at the far NE corner of the Carelet site.
First stop on the Kemptown branchline was LEWES ROAD STATION at the back of where Richmond House stands now. Notice the coal sidings located between the junction and the station, which provided access to the coal wharfs identified in the above list.
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This page was last updated by Ted on 22-Sep-2023