Shoreham Church, Sussex, 1872. 'Returning to the neighbourhood of Brighton, we look at Shoreham, the port at the mouth of the Adur, where Charles II. embarked for his flight, in 1651, having lain concealed at an inn still extant in Brighton. Old Shoreham church is a cruciform building, almost wholly Norman'. From "Illustrated London News", 1872.
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