Historic Sussex Free Days Rideouts

[Tyrekicker]

Under the banner of ‘Heritage Open Days’, Free to visit and no booking required, a good chance to get out and ride to experience Sussex past's treasures for free during three extraordinary days of public access.

Lewes Castle & Museum, The Bull House Museum, Anne of Cleves House Museum all in Lewes town, FREE for 3 days from & including 8th to 10th September.

Also

Behind the Scenes at Fishbourne Roman Palace. This is a rare & free opportunity to drop in to the Collections Discovery Centre ( not the Palace itself) to have a behind the scenes look and meet the conservators as they work on archaeological artefacts as part of the Heritage Open Days scheme. Just 3 afternoons 1pm to 4pm on 15th ,16th, 17th September. A good pre-requisite to visiting the Palace itself.

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The Marlipins Museum, Shoreham. Explore the oldest secular building in Britain and discover more about the maritime history of Sussex for free, a unique collection which sheds light on the area’s rich maritime history, with objects collected from shipwrecks off the coast of Sussex and further afield. All as part of Heritage Open Days scheme. Free, 17th September between 11am and 3pm.

Check out the Sussex Archaeological Society Website for more.

 

[jimmy2spanners]

Thanks for posting up . Looks interesting. I've duplicated it onto our region Facebook.

 

[Tyrekicker]

Thanks Jim ............Forgot to say my understanding about Motorcycle Parking in Lewes is :-

Motorcycles

Within the controlled parking zones in Eastbourne, Hastings, Lewes and Rother, motorcycles can park on street free of charge in any

• permit holder,
• shared use,
• pay and display, or
• designated motorcycle bay.

Motorcycles should be parked at right angles to the kerb, any not parked in this way may be issued with a parking ticket.

 

[Tyrekicker]

Excellent trip yesterday sunny and hot weather, free entry to Lewes Castle, Anne of Cleves House, tea and ice creams in Southover Grange Gardens, followed by Sunday Lunch and a pint at The Brewers Arms in town.