David Mocatta

Blue plaque at Brighton Station commemorating David Mocatta (1806 - 1882), architect to the London & Brighton Railway.
Photograph © Mairead Hardy 2015

John Constable

Blue plaque to John Constable R. A., 11 Sillwood Road, Brighton.
Photograph © David John Hulatt 2014

Plaque, 8 Kings Gardens

The plaque was unveiled in 2013 - BBC News film clip here and more about Edward VII here.

8 Kings Gardens

There's a blue plaque on the Third Avenue side of this house on Kings Gardens - details will be revealed tomorrow.

Arch in winter

Waterloo Street Arch; more here.

The artist

17 Brunswick Square, the birthplace of Robert Bevan (1865-1925).

The Admiral

2 Brunswick Square, the home of Admiral Sir George Augustus Westphal between 1836 and 1875.

Edward Carpenter

Blue plaque marking the birthplace of Edward Carpenter at 45 Brunswick Square. Carpenter was a poet, anthologist, social philosopher and early gay activist.

Arch

The Waterloo Arch with Waterloo Street in the distance - more about the Waterloo Arch here.

Musical connections 2

The second blue plaque on the front of St Aubyns Mansions commemorates music hall star Vesta Tilley, later Lady de Frece. Listen to Vesta Tilley's 1904 recording of Algy.

Musical connections 1

St Aubyns Mansions sports two blue plaques; this one commemorates English contralto Dame Clara Butt who lived at number 4 from 1903-1906. Listen to her sing Land of Hope and Glory recorded in 1911.

Behind the gatepost

The entrance to Courtenay Tye and a blue plaque commemorating British actress Elizabeth Allan.