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Glyndley Manor Hankham

From The Wish Tower 1901
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We had many a happy holiday in Eastbourne, staying at Glyndley Manor, an old Elizabethan Manor house, between the years of 1961 and 1970.  It had a mounting block in front of the entrance that me and my three sisters used to love climbing on.  In the hallway there was a lovely old cabinet with mother-of-pearl inlay.  We used to love playing in the grounds.  The gong used to be banged when it was time for breakfast or dinner.  There was a herony and a dove cote.  Our Mum & Dad didn't have a car in the earlier years and we used to walk into Eastbourne along the country lanes with hardly a car passing us.  

Written by Christine Howard. To send Christine Howard a private message, click here.

A memory of Eastbourne in East Sussex shared on Monday, 9th January 2012.

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