Busy market
	12:44pm Tue 1 Jul 08
	Boxes of produce are piled up in Bartholomews by Brighton town hall in this undated postcard.

	A rare treat
	1:59pm Mon 23 Jun 08
	This publicity poster was for the Brighton and Rottingdean Seashore Electric Railway, known to all Brightonians as Daddy Long Legs.

	On the buses
	2:39pm Mon 16 Jun 08
	Do you remember when buses looked like this? If so, you have to be middle-aged at least, as the picture was taken in 1974.

	Slow coach?
	3:20pm Mon 9 Jun 08
	Before trains came to Brighton in 1841, coaches were the main means of transport from the coast to the capital.

	Hove footie
	3:25pm Mon 2 Jun 08
	Hove Recreation Ground off the Old Shoreham Road is largely devoted to rugby these days.

	Fish fun time on Brighton beach
	11:16am Sat 24 May 08
	Brighton beach these days is packed with people but as this picture shows, many years ago it was full of boats.

A new home

11:13am Saturday 17th May 2008

A car that ran for many years on Volk's Railway in Brighton has found a new home in Hassocks. The historic car, number nine on the seafront electric railway, is now at a heritage centre in South Downs Nurseries on the Brighton road.

The days before email

11:54am Monday 12th May 2008

My recent feature on the Royal York Hotel in Brighton interested Roger Davies of the Sussex Postal History Society.

	Quiet Steine
	4:21pm Tue 6 May 08
	Old Steine is one of the busiest streets in Brighton, with a constant flow of cars, lorries and buses.

	Patcham lads
	2:22pm Wed 30 Apr 08
	Here is another of those school football team pictures which were so popular in the 1950s and which bring back a host of memories now.

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