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Samuel Brown grey plaque

Commemorative plaque

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This grey commemorative plaque records: Sir Samuel Brown designer of The Chain Pier, England's first pleasure pier, lived here 1823 Recorded plaque organisation: Brighton Corporation.

From the Open Plaques record 1054

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