North Street, junction with East Street & Clarendon Place. On right - Clarendon Arms Pub, 24 North Street, Portslade, Sussex, c.1890s-1900, Publican was Benjamin Wood, Ref- 615 - - click image below to return image width shown at 1500px, archived at 1588px

See also above - North Street, junction with East Street, Clarendon Place. On right - Clarendon Arms Pub, 24 North Street, Portslade, Sussex, c.1900-1910, Pub and shop changed hands, Ref- 674 - click image below to return image width shown at 1500px, archived at 1708px

Email from Becky McLeod Thu, 28 Aug, 2025   Hello   I came across your photos when searching for The Clarendon. Thank you!   Reason for the search is that my great grandfather James Butters Martin kept the pub [so family legend has it] after coming out of the army following WWI. He lived there with wife Florence and two children, James and Florence. By repute, he also bought The Hebe in Shoreham. The family split in 1926 and the wife and kids went to London.   I hope this may be of interest.   Becky McLeod

Ref- 615a, Google Street View Same viewpoint June 2016 - click image to return

 
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