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Old Hastings Preservation Society
Old Hastings Preservation Society

Old Hastings Preservation Society

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    • A Birds-Eye View Exhibition 2016/2017
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      • Beach Plough
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      • Celebrity Antiques Road Trip
      • Fishing on the Stade by Peter Broughton
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    • Newsletter – Summer 2018
    • Newsletter – Spring 2018
    • Newsletter – September 2017
    • Newsletter – Summer 2017
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Hastings History House Gallery

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winter talks
Boating Lake c 1950
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East Cliff House
East Hill Lift built 1902
Fish Church bok
Gloucester Place built 1817
Harry Butler Goe st 1900
History House May day celebrations
Holy Trinity, Robertson Street.
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In George Street
In Tackleway
licramp bourne stree
Lost The Castle Hotel, Wellington Square
Lost The ice House, Rocka-Nore-Road
loving the fishing
Mercers Bank and the East Hill
Old Fishmarket
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Hastings Pier The History – A Pier Without a Pier by Steve Peak

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Hastings Old Town – A Survivor of Storms – An Architectural History to 1750

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A Fisherman’s Tale DVD

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