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High Street, Shoreham-by-Sea, looking westwards in the Great Snow Storm near the end of the 19th century (1881)
Horse drawn Tram at the terminus outside the Burrell Hotel on the south side of Shoreham railway station, circa 1905
The first Norfolk Bridge opened in 1833
High Street, Shoreham in the second half of the 19th century, looking eastwards
King's Head at the west end of the High Street (now demolished) 1930s
1781 The Wooden bridge over the River Adur at Old Shoreham was built, replacing a ferry. The bridge was rebuilt to a similar design in 1916 and up until 1970 was the main A27 road for all traffic passing through Shoreham.
Suter's Yard (north side of the river)  from the Norfolk Bridge in the early 20th century
Dolphin Hard before the construction of the Footbridge to  Shoreham Beach in the early 20th century

• Further Reading:
• Shoreham-by-Sea  Past & Present
• by Edward Colquhoun & K.T. Nethercoate-Bryant
• Sutton Publishing 1997, ISBN  0-7509-1560-9
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