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Lindfield, Old Place c1955
Lindfield, Old Place c1955 Ref: L221013
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 Haywards Heath, the Sergison Arms c1960 (ref: H252028) |
Year: 1971
Sergison Arms
I worked at The Serg in 1970-72, had a lot of great times there - The landlord was Len Henshaw who could enjoy a large gin for breakfast. Many really colourful regulars at that time Posted: 27/01/2008 11:44 by Michael Robson |
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Haywards Heath, the Sergison Arms c1960 (ref: H252028) |
Year: 1956
The Landlords daughter
I courted Bob Turner's daughter Pauline, and have very happy memories of times spent at The Serg. Where is Pauline now???? Dennis Nichols Last edited: 12/06/2007 15:10 by Dennis Nichols |
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 Haywards Heath, The Boadway c1960 (ref: h252059) |
Shops and businesses
By this time Seeboard have taken over the Uptons building but Caffyns still have their garage premises which finally became a furniture salesroom in about 1982. the one way system has still not been created (see H252069), the restaurant is still 'Haywards' and the bank is the National Provincial. Posted: 06/04/2006 14:51 by Peter Benner |
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 Haywards Heath, the Recreation Ground c1950 (ref: h252587) |
Standard 8 Tourer
This neat little Standard 8 Tourer (DNJ 785 - an East Sussex registration from 1947) could then get down nearly to the pavilion. Posted: 06/04/2006 14:47 by The Frith Memory Archivist |
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 Haywards Heath, the Broadway c1950 (ref: h252584) |
The Star
This is taken from outside the Star and shows (as does H252583) the system that pevailed before the Star became not jsut a pub but a roundabout eg things could turn right down the Broadway and Muster green north was still a through road. The 36 bus is going to East Grinstead (although the 30 only went to Chelwood Common to connect with another bus). Posted: 06/04/2006 14:46 by The Frith Memory Archivist |
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