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Living in Tudor and Stuart Sussex c.1500-1700 – a study day organised by the Sussex School of Archaeology and History – 12th October 2024
Saturday 12th October 2024. Kings Church, Brooks Road, Lewes, BN7 2BY An exploration of how people in the Tudor and Stuart periods made a living, what they wore, where they lived and worshipped, and how they were helped if they … Continue reading
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Lewes History Group Talk: Monday 14th October 2024 at 19:30 – Builders, designers and decorators of interiors – the Georgian Craftsmen of Lewes and local country houses 1710-1820
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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Lewes Archaeology Group meeting – Friday 18 October: The landscape and archaeology of the Cuckmere Valley
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