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Lewes History Group Members’ Trip: Marlipins Museum, Shoreham, Thursday 9th October 2014, 2.00 to 3:45pm
Having learnt all about flint as a a building material at our last outing, we are now to visit one of the oldest Norman buildings in Sussex, which features a striking chequerboard flint and Caen limestone facade. The Marlipins Museum … Continue reading
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Regency Society Lecture: Sue Berry – The Royal Pavilion, Wednesday 8 October 2014, 7pm
Dr Sue Berry: The Royal Pavilion and its Grounds – from Lodging House to Public Ownership, c. 1780-1855 When George, Prince of Wales, decided that he would like a house in Brighton, his steward leased Kemp’s lodging house which subsequently … Continue reading
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Sue Berry: The Pelhams of Stanmer c1710-1810: an influential local family – Friday 3 October 2014, 7:30pm
A Lewes Archaeological Group event Historian Dr Sue Berry will talk about the Pelham family and its development of the house and grounds at Stanmer. She will set the Pelham family into the broader context of their wider ambitions and … Continue reading
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