What is recorded here
The public map records this plaque for William Constable. Its recorded inscription reads: William Constable, 1783‒1861, established the first photographic studio in Sussex in this building on 8 November 1841
William Constable was a pioneering photographer who opened the first photographic studio in Sussex in 1841, contributing significantly to the early development and popularization of photography in England.
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