Welcome to a New Year and a new decade. January is a quiet month at the Town House and we are determined to put the time to good use, but we need your help.
A tribute to a very dear friend and a great supporter of The Regency Town House
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Contact Details
The Regency Town House
13 Brunswick Square
Brighton & Hove
East Sussex
BN3 1EH, UK
t: 01273 206306
e: office@rth.org.uk
Welcome
The Regency Town House, built in the 1820s, is a grade 1 listed terraced house. It is in the heart of Brunswick Town, a Georgian estate in the City of Brighton & Hove on the Sussex coast.
The Town House is being developed by staff and volunteers as a heritage centre and museum. Its activities are funded through The Brunswick Town Charitable Trust. This is a charity set up to support the project in 1992. More about us.
Life Drawing Class with Debbie Hinks
and the theme is: Miss Havisham
Saturday, 14th March 2020, 10:30am to 4:00pm.
Including tea and coffee, lunch and all materials supplied.
Find out more here
Coming up in May:
Our other websites
Discover who lived in Brighton & Hove in the past at www.myhousemystreet.org.uk
Explore a unique collection of British portrait silhouettes at www.profilesofthepast.org.uk
The Town House blog
This is Part 1 of our guide to making a pair of historically-authentic drop front trousers for the modern-day Regency Cook.
A beautiful change has occurred within the house over the last couple of years.
Tours of the Town House
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If you are interested in the history of your house and street, the MyHouseMyStreet project is for you. Explore the project at 
Take a look at our collection of transcribed letters, written from 1824 to 1870, which provide an insight into family life during the late-Regency period.
Discover our detailed transcription of le Comte de la Garde's articles 'Eight Days at Brighton' and our translation of his later volume 'Brighton; scènes détachées d'un voyage en Angleterre'.