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- The changing seaside holiday and its impact on our Victorian and Edwardian city 1840-1914 Saturday 28 November 2026
- November talk – Southover Parish, a changing suburb – by Sue Berry
- Lewes History Group: Bulletin 195, October 2026
- The Nevill Estate DOES Have a History – Saturday 31 October 7–8.30 pm at St Mary’s Church Hall
- October talk – The Lewes Bus Station Story – by Neil & Ruth Thomson
- Lewes History Group: Bulletin 194, September 2026
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Category Archives: Social History
Lewes History Group AGM and presentations – Monday 9th December 2024, 7:30pm – Kings Church
John Kay will be talking about John Whitfeld who appears in Lewes as a young merchant in 1720 and remained a significant member of the town community for the next 35 years. Continue reading
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Lewes History Group talk: Lewes council housing 1920-1970 – Chris Taylor – Monday 11th November 2024, 7:30pm
John Kay will be talking about John Whitfeld who appears in Lewes as a young merchant in 1720 and remained a significant member of the town community for the next 35 years. Continue reading
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Lewes History Group Talk: Monday 8th July 2024 at 19:30 — Canals and Inland Waterways in Sussex, Nick Kelly
Heather Downie will be outlining the story of South Street, Lewes. The street has a long and unusual history including Britain’s worst avalanche Continue reading
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