Category:Clarence House, Brighton

**Clarence House**
	building in Brighton, East Sussex, England, UK
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Instance of	building;
Location	Brighton, Brighton and Hove, East Sussex, South East England, England
Heritage designation	Grade II listed building (1971–);
	50° 49′ 22.18″ N, 0° 08′ 26.88″ W
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	Q26660806; National Heritage List for England number: 1380618
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The former Clarence Hotel, 30–31 North Street, Brighton, East Sussex, England, was built in 1785 as a coaching inn called The New Inn. It was renamed the Clarence Hotel in 1830 after the newly crowned King William IV, who had been known as the Duke of Clarence. After its closure in 1972 it was converted into a mixed-use building called Clarence House.

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Clarence House, 30–31 North Street, Brighton (Geograph Image 4678559) (Cropped).jpg 480 × 360; 46 KB
Clarence House, 30–31 North Street, Brighton (Geograph Image 4678559).jpg 480 × 640; 80 KB
Clarence House, North Street - geograph.org.uk - 230665.jpg 640 × 479; 136 KB
Former Clarence Hotel, 30 and 31 North Street, Brighton (IoE Code 480941).jpg 1,800 × 2,200; 882 KB
Former Clarence Hotel, 30 and 31 North Street, Brighton (NHLE Code 1380618) (July 2010).jpg 1,800 × 2,200; 849 KB

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