This page has been proofread
Pelham Place originally consisted of ten houses, was partly demolished in order to erect what is now called the Cinema de Luxe, the old and historic Marine Hotel (made historical by having been the temporary abode of the late Empress Eugenie and her son upon being exiled from France in 1870). This spot was the site of the Old Bathing House, shown in one of Col. F. G. Langham's views, on page 183.
From the Author's Collection
(Shewing Ransom and Ridley's Shipyard.)
