What is recorded here
Henry Michell Wagner 1792‒1870 and his son Arthur Douglas Wagner 1824‒1902, priests and founders of Brighton churches, lived here
Henry Michell Wagner and his son Arthur Douglas Wagner, both priests instrumental in establishing the Anglican presence in Brighton, lived at this site, contributing to the religious and social development of the area in the 19th century.
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