EPW026251 ENGLAND (1929). Martello Tower 28 and the village, Rye Harbour, from the south-east, 1929
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| Title | [EPW026251] Martello Tower 28 and the village, Rye Harbour, from the south-east, 1929 |
| Reference | EPW026251 |
| Date | 25-April-1929 |
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| Place name | RYE HARBOUR |
| Parish | ICKLESHAM |
| District | |
| Country | ENGLAND |
| Easting / Northing | 594375, 118646 |
| Longitude / Latitude | 0.76663191260787, 50.933908384026 |
| National Grid Reference | TQ944186 |
Pins
 The old railway pier. The railway branched off in Rye and terminated here. It was used to carry flint and boulders collected from the shore to the potteries - used for glazing pottery. |
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| Tram Road |
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| The Old School - taken over by the military in 1940, never to reopen as a school |
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| St Mary the Virgin |
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| The Old Vicarage |
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User Comment Contributions
I was born in Rye Harbour in 1949 and I can still identify some of the buildings today. The Martello was named "Enchantress". The large double gabled house to the right of the Martello was the Vicarage (now a B&B)and my parents old house is the second block back from the vicarage. |
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