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Robert Gurd
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Archaeology of Sussex. A collection of his drawings is in the archive of Barbican House in Lewes. Goddard (2000), pp. 7-13. Goddard, Seán (2000). "The importance
List of museums in East Sussex
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Lewes Lewes History 11th century motte and bailey castle, includes Barbican House Museum with archaeology and medieval life displays, and the Town Model
John Writhe
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make visitations. Writhe may have lived in Red Cross Street, adjoining Barbican House in London. After Writhe's death, his son Thomas styled him Sir John
Robert Gage (MP)
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historyofparliamentonline.org. CPR, 1550-3, p. 179; 1554-5, p. 185; 1555-7, p. 213; Barbican House , Lewes, BA 37; Gage ms 21/40; Cath. Rec. Soc. xxii. 42; HMC Hatfield
Edward Pyddoke
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his archaeological studies; from 1948 to 1951, he was curator at the Barbican House museum at Lewes, Sussex, before in 1951 taking over from Dr Ian Cornwall
Lewes
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war held in Lewes after the Crimean War. The principal town museum is Barbican House Museum at Lewes Castle, which hosts the Lewes Town Model as well as
The Park Estate
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listed Castle Grove, 3 — 1856 Thomas Chambers Hine Grade II listed Barbican House Castle Grove, 4 — 1856 Thomas Chambers Hine Castle Grove, 5 — 1856 Thomas
Edward Vernon Utterson
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of the City of Chichester 1783–1826. Sussex Record Society. Vol. 63. Barbican House , Lewes: Sussex Record Society. pp. xxxv–xxxvi, 62–63, 129, 138–139.
Wisbech Castle
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Matthias Taylor, Esq c1584-c 1588 Thomas Grey The Castle, under the name Barbican House , in The Crescent, is one of several local sites that features in local
Listed buildings in Nottingham (Radford and Park ward)
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Heritage List for England, retrieved 14 December 2023 Historic England, "Barbican House Bearcroft, Nottingham (1246756)", National Heritage List for England