Hastings, England

Baptist chapel. Built in 1882, Architects Elsworthy & Sons with terracotta dressings by Messrs Stiff & Sons of Lambeth. Classical style. Built of red brick in flemish bond with terracotta dressings. Roof now covered in concrete pantiles.

Rebuilt 1851. Small lighthouse on hillside overlooking the sea and the Old Town. Stuccoed base, weatherboarded above. Quintagonal on plan. Tapered, with zinc-clad small hipped roof with ventilator at top.

Dated 1832. By James Burton.

Circa 1835 by Decimus Burton for his sister Eliza who lived there until her death in 1869. Single storey lodge.

Date 1826. Stuccoed house.

Circa 1840. Stone with brick dressings, originally stuccoed, but now stripped.

Early C19. Weatherboarded.

C18. Roughcast, ground floor painted brick.

House. Late C18 or early C19. Upper floors clad in C20 tiles replacing weatherboarding, stuccoed ground floor.

Early C19. Stuccoed, parapet and cornice.