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I've cracked it ... Seven Stars > The Old Vic > Helsinki > Seven Stars. From perusing old diaries and https://throughtheeyesofabrightongirl.yolasite.com/public-houses.php

27 Ship Street, The Seven Stars, did become Helsinki. https://en-gb.facebook.com/groups/1542838755733025/

Also Berlin Bar.

What was the name of the Seven Stars in the late 80’s/90’s?

Also called Helsinki?

Ditto. This has a mine of info.

Wow, I didn’t realise Edward Street had been so narrow. The streets to the right were slums. One ironically named Sun Street, because so narrow, it barely saw the sun.

I can’t help but think of Savile esque characters going for Santa jobs back in the day. I thought that too about location, then the new one was destroyed by a fire.

Wade’s …. my mum took us to see Father Christmas there, would’ve been circa 1970.

Illustrating the evil Patriarchy. Blokes having a good time drinking yards of Tamplins and puffing away at Capstans. Whilst their other halves in nearby 2 Up/2 Downs toiled with mangles, the scouring brush and coal scuttles :mad: .

Was there a small station in the Hartington Road area, now a tiny park? My Dad grew up in Canning Street. Near the tunnel entrances, they explored them too.

In the mid 70’s, the now Costa’s premises was a shop selling berths at the 'in construction' Brighton Marina. With a big scale model.

I remember a small Sainsbury’s in SJS. Counter service, tiled walls, no trolley.

The photographer was a fan of the mini dress.

1938. I remember it well. [Just found it online :lol: ]. My aunt went to the girl’s school behind there at that time, the original Margaret Hardy School. Two gates next to other in a gap between shops, the other for Fawcett.

Alain Delon’s Citroen, popped in for an Absinthe?

A scene from Quadrophenia filmed in the alley?

Is that Lord Lucan leaning out of a window above Snips?

Incredible second photo, feels like you travelled back in time.

Did that BHS become a Boots, later Virgin Records?