What is recorded here
Sir Samuel Brown, designer of The Chain Pier, England's first pleasure pier lived here
Sir Samuel Brown was a prominent 19th-century civil engineer known for designing The Chain Pier in Brighton, England's first pleasure pier. He lived at this site, which is important for its association with early Victorian engineering innovation and leisure infrastructure.
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