Early Fashions on Brighton Pier Trailer

Early Fashions on Brighton Pier Trailer (1898)

24 April 1898 Factual 1 mins

George Smith's picture of the crowds out for a stroll on what I imagine is Brighton Pier.

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United Kingdom 24 April 1898

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