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Introduction to Coldean, Falmer and Stanmer

An introduction
Coldean Perhaps of all the Brighton suburban areas Coldean is the most well defined and self contained. Unlike its neighbours Moulsecoomb ...

Falmer and Stanmer

1957-1962
1960s Class Photo
A family in service
A lovely place to work
A potted history
Carved from a fallen tree
Childhood memories of my home in Stanmer Park
Childhood memories of Stanmer woods
Climbed all over it
Construction in the 1960s
Construction of the Gardner Arts Centre
Cornwall trip 1966 - Barbara Hepworth
Did you know? - a badger set
Did you know? - largest area of woodland in Brighton
Did you know? - Sussex is a good area for badgers
Domesday Book population 300
First students accepted in 1961
Form 4GCE 1966
Happy days in the 1950s
Link to Sussex County Magazine article
Map of the area
Memories of the bike sheds
Modernism and rock 'n' roll
My 1960 report book
Notes and queries: photos of Stanmer Manor
Notes and queries: The Pelham family
Parish Church built in 1838
Pavilion Field
Photo from 1962
Pre-war memories of Stanmer Village
Stanmer House built in 1721-30
Stanmer Park
Stanmer Park
Stanmer Park designed c1720
Stanmer village
Stony mere: a very ancient site
The bookshop 1964
Trip to Cornwall 1966
Introduction to Coldean, Falmer and Stanmer
Falmer

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