Explore New England Quarter Plaques in Blue Plaque, English Heritage, National Trust & local plaque schemes
Explore New England Quarter plaques & local New England Quarter history / heritage content through street plaque schemes (including Blue plaques, English Heritage & National Trust) plus Walkfo’s millions of audio plaques in Walkfo’s Audio Travel Guide to New England Quarter.
About New England Quarter The New England Quarter is a mixed-use development in Brighton and Hove, England. It was built on the largest brownfield site in the city, adjacent to Brighton railway station. The site, a steeply sloping hillside between a main railway line and one of Brighton’s main roads, had been the home of a railway locomotive works and goods yard for more than a century.
153 street plaquesWalkfo has converted physical plaques into audio files triggered by GPS on a phone when you pass close by on foot, bike, bus or car. You hear New England Quarter history information & more at the places where they happened, with up-to-date content created by our AI, sourced from trusted history resources such as Wikipedia, local New England Quarter plaque schemes, English Heritage & National Trust. Walkfo improves on existing New England Quarter’s physical New England Quarter plaque schemes with additional, more detailed information than the writing on the physical plaque. With millions of audio places / virtual plaques created across the whole of the UK, you can explore New England Quarter the same way you might explore a museum or art gallery with information audio headset.
New England Quarter plaques & short history overview
New England Quarter plaque map 225 New England Quarter history spots & 153 street plaques for New England Quarter
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New England Quarter Plaque / Street Plaque List
• Max Miller blue plaque • Brighton Gazette, Hove Post, and Sussex Telegraph black plaque • Pandora Gallery film cell plaque • Anita Roddick and The Body Shop blue plaque • James Knowles grey plaque • Harriot Mellon blue plaque • William Ewart Gladstone stone plaque • Thomas Read Kemp stone plaque • Israel Samuel blue plaque • William Harrison Ainsworth bronze plaque • Aubrey Beardsley white plaque • Henry Thrale, Hester Thrale, Samuel Johnson, and Frances Burney blue plaque • Charles Dickens blue plaque • Celia Holloway grey plaque • Frederick William Robertson white plaque • Brighton Little Theatre blue plaque • Frederick William Robertson white plaque • Bing Crosby brass plaque • Herbert Spencer grey plaque • Grace Ewart, Joseph Ewart, Henry Moon, and Francis J. Tillstone black plaque • Anthony Berry, Muriel Maclean, Jeanne Shattock, Eric Taylor, and 1 other • E. J. Marshall stone plaque • Pump House, Brighton and Miss Elliot brass plaque • Eric Gill white plaque • Regent Cinema, Brighton blue plaque • Joolz Brooker black plaque • Charles Maurice de Talleyrand-Périgord grey plaque • Rowland Hill white plaque • George Albert Smith blue plaque • Edward Zeff blue plaque
• William Cavendish and Alexander Duff grey plaque • Henry Venn Elliott and Charlotte Elliott blue plaque • St Dunstan’s, Brighton blue plaque • John Constable blue plaque • Duke of York’s Cinema, Brighton film cell plaque • Margaret Ramsay blue plaque • John Saxby blue plaque • William King grey plaque • Edward Codrington blue plaque • Henry Michell Wagner and Arthur Douglas Wagner blue plaque • George Canning grey plaque • David Mocatta blue plaque • David Mocatta blue plaque • Ernest Beal blue plaque • George Holyoake blue plaque • Henry Solomon blue plaque • Magnus Volk and Volk’s Electric Railway black plaque • Royal Pavilion Elm green plaque • St. Bartholomew’s Grange blue plaque • Anna Neagle and Herbert Wilcox grey plaque • Frederick Elwyn-Jones and Polly Binder grey plaque • Dora Bryan blue plaque • Richard Addinsell blue plaque • Thomas Cubitt blue plaque • Michael Gower Alford grey plaque • G. Ruthven Mitchell grey plaque • John De Ranynden black plaque • Caroline Louisa Gregory, Juliana Gregory, and Maria Gregory stone plaque • ABBA, Agnetha Fältskog, Björn Ulvaeus, Benny Andersson, and 1 other • Doreen Valiente blue plaque • Peter Kropotkin blue plaque • Volk’s Electric Railway white plaque • Barry Wilkinson blue plaque • Tom Sayers bronze plaque • Flora Robson grey plaque • Charles Barry blue plaque • Samuel Brown grey plaque • Flora Robson white plaque • Maurice Tate grey plaque • Charles Blake Cochrane plaque • Charlie Pontin marble plaque • George IV, William Porden, and The Dome, Brighton stone plaque • Eleanor Marx grey plaque • Thomas Read Kemp blue plaque • John Russell blue plaque • The Ship In Distress tavern, Brighton grey plaque • Athina B bronze plaque • Frederick William Robertson white plaque • Ray Noble grey plaque • Ken Fines blue plaque • Hole in the Wall blue plaque • Harriot Mellon grey plaque • Amon Henry Wilds grey plaque • Edwin Landseer grey plaque • Dion Boucicault grey plaque • Horace Smith grey plaque • Deryk Carver white plaque • Maria Fitzherbert white plaque • Flora Robson film cell plaque • Antony Dale blue plaque • Terence Rattigan blue plaque • Charles Lutwidge Dodgson grey plaque • Herbert Carden grey plaque • Max Miller blue plaque • Laurence Olivier black plaque • Gideon Mantell grey plaque • Magnus Volk grey plaque • John Saxby grey plaque • William Friese-Greene stone plaque • Maria Fitzherbert grey plaque • Edward Marshall Hall grey plaque • William IV and Adelaide of Saxe-Meiningen blue plaque • Thomas Simpson blue plaque • Martha Gunn stone plaque • Richard Russell grey plaque • Anthony Berry, Muriel Maclean, Jeanne Shattock, Eric Taylor, and 1 other • Frank Bridge blue plaque • Hodshrove Farm stone plaque • Andy Crock bronze plaque • Tarnerland Tower stone plaque • Isetta of Great Britain Ltd blue plaque • Royal Suspension Chain Pier, Brighton white plaque • Edward VII, Arthur Abraham David Sassoon, and Louise Sassoon blue plaque • first film studio and James Williamson film cell plaque • Margaret Powell blue plaque • Klemens von Metternich stone plaque • George Albert Smith film cell plaque • Hamilton Harty blue plaque • Charles Stewart Parnell green plaque • Victoria Lidiard purple, white and green plaque • John Hindmarsh blue plaque • Ivy Compton-Burnett blue plaque • Theodore Wright blue plaque • Vesta Tilley blue plaque • The Iron Duke Hotel, Hove and Hove blue plaque • Clara Butt blue plaque • Charlie Webb slate plaque • Helen Boyle blue plaque • Alfred Douglas blue plaque • Hablot Knight Browne blue plaque • William Marsh Rigden, William Hollamby, and The Goldstone black plaque • James Williamson blue plaque • Edward Carpenter blue plaque • George Augustus Westphal blue plaque • Elizabeth Allan blue plaque • Patrick Hamilton blue plaque • Winston Churchill grey plaque • Roger Quilter blue plaque • Jack Hobbs brown plaque • Winston Churchill blue plaque • Charles Dickens and John Leech blue plaque • Henrietta Barnett blue plaque • C. Aubrey Smith blue plaque • J. Horace Round blue plaque • Charles Stewart Parnell blue plaque • Charles Busby blue plaque • Dunbar Nasmith Home blue plaque • Waterloo Street Arch blue plaque • Robert Bevan blue plaque • Richard Jefferies grey plaque • Tony Magdi brown plaque
When using Walkfo App to explore New England Quarter’s plaques, you will hear the full history story at the location of each plaque.
New England Quarter has 153 plaques as part of official tourist plaque schemes for you to explore in the Walkfo New England Quarter plaques map. Plaque schemes such as National Heritage’s “Blue Plaques” display plaques as visual marker on streets & buildings to highlight points-of-interest & history at the places where they happened.
The Walkfo AI has performed further research about the location of each plaque to provide a fuller, deeper content experience for when exploring New England Quarter plaques.
Experience the hidden history & stories at each location when the Walkfo local tourist guide app triggers audio files close to each New England Quarter plaque. And in additional to official national plaque schemes like National Heritage Blue Plaques & Westminster’s Green Plaques, Walkfo has created millions of ‘virtual geo plaques’ unique to Walkfo across the UK, making Walkfo the largest national & international plaque organisation in the world.