Monday, 14 September 7.30 pm at Kings Church

This illustrated talk will examine the site of St Anne’s church, discussing its possible pre-christian origins, its role in the battle of Lewes and the reasons for its change of name. We will briefly visit the hospital of St Nicholas, both in the medieval period and during the redevelopment of its site in the early 20th century. The talk will conclude with a discussion of the restorations of 1723, 1750 and 1844, and the discoveries made during Walter Godfrey’s improvements in 1926-1927.

Members will not need to register in advance to attend this talk. 
Non-members can buy a ticket (£4.00) from Ticketsource.co.uk/lhg

Under-25s Free (no ticket required)

Please arrive in good time for a prompt start at 7.30 pm. 

PS We would very much appreciate some help with putting out the chairs for the talk. We need to start doing this from 6.30 pm, and all volunteers will be welcome. Many thanks in advance.