Kingston Families
This Family lived in the 3rd house on the left as you entered Cordons
Springfords
This pub was named after an 1836 natural disaster
Snowdrop
I once lived on Well Green Lane, ran a business at the top of 'The Street' and had a band named after me
Edward Phillips
These reached Lewes in 1846
Railways
The current site of this Lewes business was acquired in 1838 for 3,100 pounds sterling
Harvey's Brewery
This family lived in the 4th house on Church Lane on the way to the Avenue
Jayawants
This Pub's address is 46 the High Street, Lewes
Gardener's Arms
The title of my Ph.D. thesis was "The role of the small GTPases and the Phytocyanins during secondary cell wall synthesis in Arabidopsis thaliana." My current position is at the University on Manchester
Simon Turner
In 1540 this house was granted as part of an annulment
Anne of Cleves House
This fine educational institution is located 15.7 miles West of Lewes
Lancing College
This family lived in the first house on Moncton Way as you entered the village
Burrells
This pub used to located at 1 Sun Street, Lewes
Fruiterers
On my death, my head was severed from my body, and my testicles cut off and hung on either side of my nose"
Simon de Montford
Built in 1860, this is the oldest freshwater lido in England
The Pells Pool
Lewes shares a longitude with this East London town
Greenwich
This family lives in #12 St Pancras Green
Cattermoles
This pub used to be located on Spital Road, St Anne’s, Lewes
The Windmill
In 1919 I purchased the Round House in Pipe's Passage
Virginia Woolf
This popular outdoor venue opened in 1896
Lewes Golf Course
This child was the first issue of the marriage between William de Warenne and Gundred
William de Warenne
This family lived in the house to the left of the passageway from Mushroom Field to the church
Putnams
This pub used to be located at 1 Friars Walk, Lewes
The Railway Inn
During a concert in Lewes in 2007 I set fire to my own hair
Arthur Brown
Stones from this site were used to build Kingston Manor
Lewes Priory
'Lewes' is derived from this Saxon word meaning 'Hill'
Hluews,