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1903 poster by Agnes Joseph extolling the virtues of the Sussex Downs through the slightly clichéd depiction of a milkmaid. | ||
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The poster refers to 'Brighton Railway', which I find odd since the line from London to Brighton was established by the London & Brighton Railway in 1840. That became part of the London, Brighton and South Coast Railway on its foundation in 1846. I can only assume that Brighton Railway was a generic term used to market services to the South Coast town from both Victoria and London Bridge stations. | ||||
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Keywords: Agnes Joseph; Coast; Milkmaid; Railway; London Brighton and South Coast Railway; Edwardian; 1903; 1900s; Poster; Advertisement; Victoria; London Bridge | ||
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