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A fine view towards Tidemills.c 1930's. A facinating place to explore and look at the evidence of past uses and habitation of the site. What are you memories of Tidemills?

If you like looking at these photos, why not visit the Newhaven Museum at Paradise Park, Avis Road, Newhaven. It's open today between 11.00am and 4.00pm. Lot's of interesting photos and displays await you.........

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This is how the Fort looked during the early 1970's. Was it a place you explored whilst it was derelict? Let's have your memories about your visits................

Photos from Newhaven Museum's post

It was 45 years ago that the Royal Sovereign lightower was towed from its contruction site on East Beach, Newhaven, to its permanant home off Eastbourne. Fascinating to watch the construction and towing out to sea wasn't it?

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Here's another identification question for you - what's the name and location of these cottages?

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Here's a photo for you to ponder over - where was this building and what was its name?

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If you've never been to one of the Newhaven Historical Society meetings at the Hillcrest Centre ( Bay Vue Road, Newhaven, BN9 9EA ), why not come along tomorrow -Tuesday 5th April 2016 7.00 for 7.30pm. Another fascinating talk is in store when Stephen Fisher of the Maritime Archaeological Trust will talk about the "Forgotten Wrecks of the First World War" Admission is just £2.00 for non-members or join the Society and get free entry to all talks and free entry to Newhaven Museum and Seaford Museum.

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Heighton Cement Works Football Team 1897-98 Back Row (L-R) W M Stephens (H. Sec.) F Stephens, W Stevens, J Baker, E Bennet, J Bannister (Pres.) Middle Row (L-R) E Lower (Capt.), F Brooker, P Sheppard, W Watson, J Brooker. Front Row (L-R) S. Stephens, W Vinall - Photo by W Avenell & Co 48 West Street Brighton.

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Newhaven Historical Society holds its next meeting on Tuesday 5th April, when Stephen Fisher of the Maritime Archaeological Trust will give a talk about the Forgotten Wrecks of the First World War. With over 1000 wartime wrecks along England’s south coast alone, the conflict has left a rich heritage legacy and many associated stories of bravery and sacrifice. These underwater memorials represent a reminder of a vital, yet little known struggle that took place on a daily basis, just off our shores. The talk starts at 7.30pm at the Hillcrest Centre, Bay Vue Rd, Newhaven, BN9 9LH, and guests are welcome - £2.00 entry. For further information telephone Tony Helyar 01273 515404

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75 years ago - 1941 wartime salvage drive. The photograph was talen outside the Old Kinema in Meeching Road. The bus they are standing in front was a Chevrolet minus its canvass top. The driver (with cap) is Fred Chant with Jack Nunn. L-R Eric O'Lerry - Ken Kirk, Maurice Freeman, Gary Dunstall, John Gaston and Jack Bray. In the front Doug Street and Peter Saunders - are any of these boys in your family tree?

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30 years Ago. Erection of the 'Tango' Crane on the East Quay for Container Traffic for the Southern Port Services. Work started on the 18th March 1986, with the crane finally lifted into place on 26th March 1986

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Overturned bus 1920s. The bus brake failed when the bus turned right into Meeching Avenue (now South Way) from Brighton Road, to avoid the High Street.