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| Branching off at The Level, Lewes Road is one of the main roads out of Brighton, leading via Falmer (and Sussex University) to the old county town of Lewes. |  |
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Park Crescent, designed by Amon Henry Wilds and built around 1850, lies opposite the north end of The Level between Lewes Road and Ditchling Road. |
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| At its Brighton end, Lewes Road is mainly residential with local shops and supermarkets, but about a mile from the seafront it also houses the main buildings of the University of Brighton at Moulsecoomb. |  |
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Elm Grove Primary School, built in 1893, is one of several Victorian schools still serving the children of this area. |
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