Lewes – Barbican
The barbican gate in Lewes dates to the fourteenth century and was designed to protect the main Norman castle. Taken
Read MoreThe barbican gate in Lewes dates to the fourteenth century and was designed to protect the main Norman castle. Taken
Read MoreThat’s some history, this bowling green has been in use since 1640 and was previously used as a tilting, or
Read MoreThis property is named Anne of Cleves House and it might, at first hearing, be assumed that this is the
Read MoreContinuing the theme of 23 Station Street and 25 Station Street, this is 22 Station Street and it was the
Read MoreNext to 23 Station Street is, well, 25 Station Street. The signage on the street explains that there was an
Read MoreThere’s a fascinating information board on Station Street in Lewes, detailing the history of the street which was once known
Read MoreSt. Anne’s Church is the oldest church in Lewes and although it looks interesting from the exterior, it has a
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