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Rottingdean reminiscences

A strange celebratory bonfire
The year is 1935 – the place – Windmill Hill Rottingdean. But what is this rather strange construction – you might ...
Childhood memories of a lovely village
Journeyed by bus on my own I attended Rottingdean Infants and Junior School from about 1956 until 1961. I then attended ...
Childhood memories of the 1970s
An idyllic childhood I had an idyllic childhood growing up in Rottingdean in the late 1970s with my brother and parents. ...
Churchyard revisions
Two new gravestones have been erected recently in St Margaret of Antioch churchyard in Rottingdean to replace those which had ...
Seafront looking west, early 1970
I would like to share a favourite view of Rottingdean Gap and Undercliff (looking West), taken before the major changes ...
Summer days at the Windmill
Hours picking blackberries I remember Rottingdean with affection: in the late 1940s and early 1950s we spent many a summer day ...
The Brown Teapot
I wondered if anyone can help me to place the whereabouts of this cafe. It is a postcard photograph, posted ...
The happiness goes on
I loved school I went to Rottingdean Infants school and absolutely loved it, Miss Reeve was the headmistress and our class ...

Roedean/Rottingdean

Class photograph c1955/56
History of the house
Infants & Juniors : 1975-'83
Infants Class photograph 1956
Juniors: Memories of the 1960s
Notes and queries: very special houses
Photo, circa 1910
Photograph c1920
Photograph published c1910
Seafarers washed ashore
St Margaret's
Balsdean
Introduction to Roedean and Rottingdean
Roedean
Rottingdean reminiscences
Rottingdean Village Tour

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