Amazing architectural features in Worthing town centre remind us of lost shops and pubs from the past

If you look up in Worthing town centre, you see some amazing architectural features and in many cases, it's a reminder of what was there before.

People are often too busy with their shopping to notice but if you take a look, you will see there are still lots of lovely features, though Worthing town centre has changed so much over the years.

33. Architectural features in Worthing town centre

The long-established H.G. Scadgell became part of the Collingwood furniture group in 2011 Photo: Elaine Hammond

34. Architectural features in Worthing town centre

Intriguing wavy lines in Montague Street, above what was once Woolworths Photo: Elaine Hammond

35. Architectural features in Worthing town centre

The Broadway on the corner of Brighton Road and High Street was once the heart of the town centre Photo: Elaine Hammond

36. Architectural features in Worthing town centre

A pub that has had various names over the years - The Golden Anchor, Jack Horner, The Stage and now The Corner House. This building dates back to around 1895. Photo: Elaine Hammond

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