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Category Archives: Social History
Meeting – Monday 13 December, 7:30pm
Christmas Meeting John Farrant: Lewes Castle, 1600-1850 The speaker at our Christmas meeting will be John Farrant, who will be telling us about the changes at Lewes Castle between 1600 and 1850 – the period between its final appearance as … Continue reading
Posted in Art & Architectural History, Lewes, Local History, Social History
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Lewes History Group: Bulletin 4, (6 November 2010)
1. Talk on Monday 8 November: Colin Brent 2. Death of a Stage-Coachman 3. British School Accident 4. Dinosaur Doctor 1. Meeting on Monday 8 November Our next meeting will be at 7.30 p.m. on Monday 8 November at the … Continue reading
Posted in Art & Architectural History, Biographical Literature, History of Medicine, Lewes, Social History, Transport History
Tagged Dinosaur Doctor, Edmund Critchley, Gideon Mantell, Lewes Infirmary, Stage coaches, Sussex Express, Workhouses
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Lewes History Group Bulletin 3, 8 October 2010
1. Talk on Monday 11 October: Graham Mayhew 2. The Ragged School, St John Street 3. Lewes churchyards 1. Meeting on Monday 11 October Our next meeting will be at 7.30 p.m. on Monday 11 October at the King’s Church … Continue reading
Posted in Ecclesiastical History, Education History, Family History, Lewes, Local History, Social History
Tagged Chris Swarbrooke, churchyard monuments, Graham Mayhew, Isaac Vinall, Jireh Chapel, Lewes, Lewes Priory, monumental inscriptions, Ragged School, St John Street
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