Hollington, Church In The Wood 1890
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The Church 1890. The village lies inland from Hastings; its medieval church of St Leonard is isolated away from the houses among the trees. The church, with its tile-hung bell turret, is very typical of the small, aisleless churches of Sussex. It was dearly loved by Charles Lamb, who called it 'my little Protestant Loretto'.
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A Selection of Memories from Hollington
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My ancestors were Romany gypsies around Hollington and the surrounding areas. True Romany folk living off the land, who were well respected in the area. If anyone thinks they have gypsy blood from this area I'd love to hear from you. rebekahm28@aol.com
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