By Isabella Schembri-Adams We visited Scotney Castle in Lamberhurst on a very hot day in…
Category: Historic Buildings
Harvey’s Brewery, Lewes, Sussex – Heritage Open Day
To many in Sussex the name Harvey is synonymous with beer. I should say that despite…
Malta and Gozo door knockers – a symbolism of status
By Albert Fenech Would you ever imagine in your wildest fantasies that before the days of…
Smallhythe Place A place for kings and a queen of the stage
By Robert Crouch I like finding places that are a little different and have an…
West Station Tea Rooms and Sivyers Antiques, Bexhill-on-Sea
By Lyn Funnell The weather was terrible. It was bucketing down and visibility was bad. So…
New Buildings May Be Resisted Before Becoming Iconic
It’s not often that a construction site and a prospective new building evokes so much passion,…
Winchelsea Cellars, East Sussex
Most Sussex dwellers are aware of Winchelsea – even if it is only to drive past…
From the Garden of England to the Heart of America: The Mississippi River Country
Sussex and Kent, long known as the “Garden of England,” are landscapes shaped by fertile soil,…
Malta’s Catacombs, Aliens & The Disappearing Schoolchildren; True or Urban Myth?
By Lyn Funnell I wrote this article several years ago and I’m still hoping to find…
Knole Park; Medieval Deer Park and House, Sevenoaks, Kent
Knole is a beautiful National Trust place with around 350 deer living there. It is a…