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Bannisters Corner, Rye, East Sussex

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As many people will rember it in the 1960's

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Church Square early 1900, Rye, East Sussex

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Copy of an original print that i have aquired from the early 1900's, same street as before.

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Church Square, Rye, East Sussex

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2007 Rye citadel, St Mary's Church is on the right hand side just out of shot.

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Cinque Ports Inn

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One of Rye's many public houses offering fine food and good ale. Situated at the top of Station Approach, this pub would be the obvious choice for travelers using the station and Bus sevices.

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Kettle O Fish

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Fish & Chip shop at the Strand, Rye, under a delightful sunset.

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Mermaid Street

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The famous Mermaid Street, looking east towards the citadel.

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Rye at harvest time

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Taken from Winchelsea Station, looking across the fields of Wheat.

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St Mary's Church, Rye, East Sussex

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If walking from Mermaid Street to Church Square this is the first view of the church that you will see.

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Strand Quay, Rye, East Sussex

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The furthest part of the river Tillingham that boats can navigate from the sea.

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The Landgate

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The last of the town "Gates" still standing.

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The Landgate, Rye, East Sussex

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One of the last remaining part of Rye's Hisoric town defences.

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The Old Union Workhouse, 1911, Rye, East Sussex

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Photo of the Union Workhouse taken from Alan Dickenson's book "Rye & Winchelsea".

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Watchbell Street, Rye

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One of the many cobbled streets leading down from Church Square.

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Ypres Castle Inn

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Delightfull pub situated next to Rye's Ypres Tower, with commanding views of the fishing quay and Romney Marsh and a quiet pub garden to relax in.

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Ypres Tower Stocks

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Situated between Ypres Tower and the Ypres Castle Inn, unfortunately I have no history about the stocks but will update as soon as I have. The only thing that may be relevant is that the tower was once a prison and the stocks may have seen use then.

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