Friday 15th February – 7PM
Hastings History House
21 Courthouse Street
01424424744
Steve Peak explains the varying fishing vessels
Country Park members free
otherwise £2 admission
Old Hastings Preservation Society was founded in 1952 to promote the permanent preservation of buildings of beauty/historic interest, especially in Hastings & St. Leonards and foster an appreciation of the history of Hastings. We encourage and record research which supports our objectives. Good architecture, design and town planning is encouraged. In 1956 we founded the Hastings Fishermen’s Museum open daily in Rock-a-Nore Road and more recently Hastings History House.
Friday 15th February – 7PM
Hastings History House
21 Courthouse Street
01424424744
Steve Peak explains the varying fishing vessels
Country Park members free
otherwise £2 admission
Anne accepting Certificate of Merit from Mayor & Hastings Week Chair Nigel Hogben for History House's contribution to Hastings Week. (Thanks to Ion Castro)
Please note that the talk due to take place this weekend has been cancelled, or postponed.
Hastings History House will be closed this Sunday (even if the world has ended.) Denis Collins has again not been very well and there are not enough other volunteers available to staff it.
If you are interested in volunteering please contact Anne Scott. ohps@ohps.org.uk or phone 01424 424744
Happy Christmas & A Merry New Year
"the grave's a fine and private place…"
exploring Hastings cemetery
Jane Head & Family has been updated with more information on her husband, Charles Franklin Head
New Stories:
There are more connections between the Dawes and the Heads than we have yet managed to fathom. Particularly any relationship between Elizabeth Head (married to Daniel Butler Dawes, Senior) Charles Franklin Head and Samuel Creagh Head.
If you have further information on any of our studies, or any questions etc., please Contact Us.
Hopefully good news about its future, and this afternoon, at 5 o’clock (sorry for the short notice) Anne Scott is doing a tour, donations to OHPS.
YEARS of uncertainty over the future of St Mary-in-the-Castle could be over thanks to a proposal put forward by Buckswood School.
The newsletter has now been published on the OHPS website at http://ohps.org.uk/OHPS_Newsletters/OHPS_Newsletter_Nov_2012.pdf