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Earl Haig to Live at Brighton Field Marshal Earl Haig has taken Chichester Terrace
Earl Haig to Live at Brighton
Field Marshal Earl Haig has taken Chichester Terrace, Brighton and will be in residence there for some months with Countess Haig and their children. The house is situated near the East Brighton Golf Club and close to the residence occupied by Major Haig and Mrs Haig. Chester House, Kemp Town,
17 February 1923
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Media ID 11012418
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This print captures a significant moment in history - the arrival of Field Marshal Earl Haig and his family at Chichester Terrace, Brighton. In this 20th-century image, we witness the esteemed military leader taking up residence with Countess Haig and their children for an extended period. The magnificent house is nestled near the East Brighton Golf Club, offering breathtaking views of its surroundings. The photograph also reveals that Major Haig and Mrs. Haig are residing nearby, adding to the sense of familial closeness within this prestigious neighborhood. Chester House in Kemp Town serves as their abode, further emphasizing their prominent status during this era. With its monochrome aesthetic, this image exudes timeless elegance while providing a glimpse into European architecture from that time period. Preserved by Central News, it stands as a testament to both historical significance and artistic beauty. As we admire this remarkable photograph from TopFoto's collection, let us appreciate the legacy left behind by Field Marshal Earl Haig - not only as a military figure but also as a devoted family man who found solace in the charming city of Brighton during those months in 1923.
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