Hampden Park, Eastbourne: Then & Now | A Virtual Tour Through Time

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Today we’re taking a virtual journey through Hampden Park in Eastbourne, comparing vintage photos from decades past with the modern views we see today.

From Queen’s Parade to Willington Roundabout, we’ll uncover how this beautiful corner of Eastbourne has evolved — pubs, railways, churches, parks, and all the landmarks that locals still remember fondly.

🎥 In this Then & Now tour you’ll see:

Queen’s Parade and Mountfield Road as they were in the 1960s

The story of the Grove Lottery pub and its transformation

The history of Hampden Park Station and its iconic footbridge

Eastbourne’s community spaces — from the old Methodist Church to St. Mary’s

Hampden Park’s beautiful pond, Rose Walk, and how the park has changed

A look at Willington Roundabout — then and now

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🗺️ More Matthew Explores videos:
➡️ Eastbourne Seafront – Then & Now
➡️ Eastbourne Town Centre – Then & Now
➡️ Hampden Park – The Park Itself

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