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Meeting – Monday 12 March 2012, 7:30pm
David Arscott: The History of Lewes Old Grammar School David has been commissioned to write a history of the oldest school in Lewes, to mark the passage of 500 years since its foundation in 1512. He has traced back to its … Continue reading
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Lewes History Group – Research Group meeting, Monday 20 February, 7:30pm
Our research group meetings are for those interested in doing their own research, or learning about, and participating in, the current research projects run by group members. If you have a particular interest in researching the histories of specific houses, streets, … Continue reading
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Impact of the railways on the life of Lewes
Ian McClelland presents his initial findings on the socio-economic impact on Lewes of the introduction of railways. The link to this presentation is on his Lewes Railways Project page. –
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