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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
- Folk tales session at Lewes Library Sat 12 Sept 2026
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November talk – Southover Parish, a changing suburb – by Sue Berry
Monday, 9 November 7.30 pm on Zoom Southover developed on a ridge, which served as a route-way to the Priory and, using crossing posts over the Winterbourne, to Lewes. By the 1500s, it was a busy suburb, the Wellesbourne attracting … Continue reading
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October talk – The Lewes Bus Station Story – by Neil & Ruth Thomson
Monday, 12 October 7.30 pm at Kings Church At the time of its opening in 1954, the purpose-built island bus station was considered to be state-of-the-art, providing not just a dedicated bus interchange but also essential facilities for the travelling … Continue reading
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September talk – The church of Lewes St Anne from prehistory to Walter Godfrey – by Christopher Whittick
Monday, 14 September 7.30 pm at Kings Church This illustrated talk will examine the site of St Anne’s church, discussing its possible pre-christian origins, its role in the battle of Lewes and the reasons for its change of name. We … Continue reading
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