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This is a photo of listed building number 1025834. |
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English: 15 (foreground) and 1 to 14 Ambrose Place, Worthing, West Sussex, England, seen from west-southwest. Numbers 1–14 were built 1814–24 for a speculator, Ambrose Cartwright, after whom the terrace is named. Number 15 was added about 1850. Number 14 may have been designed by architect John Biagio Rebecca (1777–1847). The playwright Harold Pinter and actress Viven Merchant lived at number 14 in 1962–64. |
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| Author | The Voice of Hassocks S Frost (edit 2011). |
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