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Carole Kirby (nee Richardson) remembers childhood on the Nevill Estate
I moved to Nevill, in 1949 at the age of six. My father was to be the bakery manager for Holloways, the restaurant and bakery in Lewes High Street. Our new home was a semi-detached house in Windover Crescent, which … Continue reading
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Lewes History Group talk: The Listed Buildings of Lewes – Monday 10 May 2021, 7:20 for 7:30pm start
A Zoom Webinar John Kay: The Listed Buildings of Lewes Lewes is unusually well represented on the Historic England list of English buildings of special architectural or historical importance. This is perhaps not altogether surprising, as the man behind the … Continue reading
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Lewes History Group: Bulletin 128, March 2021
Please note: this Bulletin is being put on the website one month after publication. Alternatively you can receive the Bulletin by email as soon as it is published, by becoming a member of the Lewes History Group, and renewing your … Continue reading
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