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| Dukedom of Brixton | |
| Creation Date | |
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| Created by | |
| Peerage | English |
| First Holder | |
| Current Holder | None |
| Heir Apparent | None, title is now in abeyance |
| Subsidiary Titles | Unknown |
| Country Seat | Brixton Hall |
| Associated County | Hampshire |
The Duchy of Brixton is a hereditary title in the Peerage of England. It has gone into abeyance since the death of the late Duke, Horatio Aldridge. He was survived by his widow, Lilias Aldridge.
The seat of the Duchy is Brixton Hall, which hosted the famous Brixton House Party of 1811.
This is a former peerage created by Crystal-lee.