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Meeting – Monday 12 September, 7:30pm
Nigel Jones: ‘The Tower of London: Crucible of a Nation’ – a new book by a Lewes historian, biographer and journalist. No site in Britain is more freighted with history than the Tower of London. Since William the Conqueror built … Continue reading
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Lewes History Group: Bulletin 13, (3 August 2011)
1. No meeting in August 2. View over Cliffe 3. Lewes Water-Works 4. Mary Akehurst, a Quaker Wife 5. Gideon Mantell’s Journal: Accident in the South Street Quarry 6. The First Lewes Railway Station 7. Can you name this clergyman? … Continue reading
Posted in History of Religions, Legal History, Lewes, Local History, Transport History, Urban Studies
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Lewes History Group: Bulletin 12, (2 July 2011)
1. Next meeting on Monday 11 July 2011: Sarah Hitchings & Joy Preston 2. The Lewes Portland Cement Works 3. Researching a Lewes Business 4. Lewes Gas-Light Company 5. Lewes Quakers 6. Auction at the Star of the White Hart … Continue reading
Posted in Economic History, History of Religions, Lewes, Local History, Oral History
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