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Reuben fine and his wife, at Hastings International chess Congress. Masters in a fur collar.. Many of the worlds leading chess masters are taking part in the International Hastings Christmas Chess

President Kennedy leaving the Roman Catholic Church, Forest Row, Sussex, standing with Father Charles Dolman 1963

Cockney children from the Sydenham Road area of Croydon grow into farmers after evacuation to the Woodingdean area near Brighton

Prime Minister and his family attend funeral of his aunt at Ardingly. Mr Ramsay Macdonald, the Premier, with his sons, Malcolm and Alastair and his daughters Ishbel attended the funeral of Ardingly

Earl of Lonsdale and Miss Audrey James at Glorious Goodwood Racecourse, West Sussex, England. 31 July 1921

Territorial Army recruits at camp in Chichester, Sussex. Gas masks and uniform inspection. 1939

Gatwick Racecourse, Sussex, England. Letsgo ridden by M Hunter, cantering
Gatwick Racecourse, Sussex, England. " Letsgo " ridden by M Hunter, cantering past the stands. 15 June 1934

Gatwick races, Sussex, England. Grey Carey ridden by T Lowrey
Gatwick races, Sussex, England. " Grey Carey " ridden by T Lowrey. 25 September 1935

At the Cowdray Park Polo Tournament at Midhurst in Sussex, the Friar Park Polo team. They are, from left to right; A David, R Calthorpe, Captain HP Guinness and Major Magor. 1937

The Compleat Artist - On The Medway. Usually the Compleat Angler is to be seen
The " Compleat" Artist - On The Medway. Usually the Compleat Angler is to be seen on this spot - especially at weekends - but in the middle of the week you ll find many an artist at work

Balcombe Forest

Sea defences broken by flood tide at Winchelsea, bungalows flooded and holidaymakers marooned. The sea defences for a distance of 75 yards along the coast at Winchelsea

Balcombe Forest

Twist-Errific. On Sunday afternoon 14 twist enthusiasts congrgated in a Brighton
" Twist-Errific". On Sunday afternoon 14 twist enthusiasts congrgated in a Brighton coffee bar to start twisting - and keep twisting for over 32.5 hours

Gatwick races, Sussex, England. Jockey, R Dick. 5 October 1933

Duchess of York opens new building to children at Chailey School. The Duchess of York opened a new building for the use of children when she visited the Heritage Craft Schools at Chailey, Sussex

S Flohr in play at Hastings International chess Congress. Many of the worlds leading chess masters are taking part in the International Hastings Christmas Chess Congress

Freedom of Hastings conferred on field Marshal. Viscount Montgomery of Alamein today. When the Mayor councillor F.W Chambers presented him with a piece of plate inscribed with the names of his

Freddie Mills KOs Nilsson in first round. British cruiserweight champion Freddie Mills, of Bournemouth, scored a sensational first round knockout victory over the Swedish boxer John Nilsson at

Margaret beach photographed from the air, Easter Saturday, as thousands of holidaymakers basked in the warm sunshine. 20 April 1946

The second day of racing at Goodwood started today with another large crowd attending to watch horseracing at its best. In the first race, the Sussex Stakes

Open-air cricket practice has begun at the Hove ground of the Sussex Cricket club, and the players have plenty of enthusiastic young cricketers come along for advertisers

J. Cornford Sussex Cricketer Undated

The Wayside Cafe near Bolney. A tea room on the new London to Brighton road. Proprietor Bannister Maitland sets out chairs and waitress Pamela Payne prepares the tables. 22 May 1948

Immigrants from the West Indies arriving at dusk on Saturday evening at Gatwick Airport on the last BOAC flight before the Commonwealth Act came into force, West Sussex, England 2 July 1962

G. Wicks - a leading National Hunt and steeplechase jockey. 15 December 1946

World champion cruiserweight boxer Gus Lesnevich is in training at Brighton for his forthcoming fight with Bruce Woodcock, of Don caster

Off for a trot at Brighton. Two girl visits to Brighton on Whit Monday, try a novel means of transport. 21 May 1934

Holiday invasion. Hastings was only one of the south coast resorts which were invaded by holiday crowds in search of the sea today, Bank Holiday Sunday

H Wragg on Light Sussex wins City and Suburban Race at Epsom. H Wragg riding Light Sussex owned by Major C Behrens, won the City and Suburban Race at the Epsom Spring Meeting

The parish church of St Leonards, Sussex, destroyed by a flying bomb, in July 1944
The parish church of St Leonard s, Sussex, destroyed by a flying bomb, in July 1944, will rise again from stone hewn from the ground by 12 German prisoners of war who today began work in a quarry

The 78th Trades Union Congress opened at the Dome, Brighton today. Several big issues of policy have to be decided in the Prime Minister Mr Attlee and two other Ministers

At Brighton, on behalf of the Ministry of Supply, Mr William Leonard, MP - Joint Parliamentary Sec of the Ministry, handed over the 10

Gus Lesnevich, Americas number one cruiserweight boxer, seen here on Brighton s
Gus Lesnevich, Americas number one cruiserweight boxer, seen here on Brightons West Pier taking his trainer for a ride in one of the miniature cars

The Wayside Cafe near Bolney. A tea room on the new London to Brighton road. Proprietor Bannister Maitland sets out chairs and waitress Pamela Payne prepares the tables. 22 May 1948

Winston Churchill is given a great ovation as he visits the town of Brighton to receive the freedom of the borough. 3 October 1947

Floods in Sussex. Many parts of the country are seriously flooded. Now the recent heavy snow has thawed. Here at Robertsbridge in Sussex, is a view of fields underwater. 5 February 1947

Glyndebourne Again. The Glyndebourne Festival, was revived tonight (Friday). When Benjamin Brittens new opera The Rape of Lucretia was performed for the first time of the newly formed English Opera

Freedom of Hastings conferred on field Marshal. Viscount Montgomery of Alamein today. When the Mayor councillor F.W Chambers presented him with a piece of plate inscribed with the names of his

Chartered Boeing 707 jet airliners are flying in hundreds of coloured immigrants (original text) from the West Indies to Britain at fares as low as £ 84

Race horses train on sands. Some of Britains leading racehorses, unable to train on the usual grounds, have been using the sands at Bognor Regis, Sussex

Members of the England team who meet Scotland in the soccer international at Wembley on Saturday, " loosen up" on the Brighton and Hove football ground

A leading National Hunt and steeplechase jockey, Mr D. L. Moore for two years was invalid
A leading National Hunt and steeplechase jockey, Mr D.L. Moore for two years was invalid and confined to his bed and wheelchair

M Vyshinsky, the Soviet Deputy peoples Commissar for Foreign Affairs and leader of the Soviet delegation to the United Nations Organisation General Assembly, arrived at Tangmere RAF aerodrome

Mary Churchill, judges at Hastings horse show. Miss Mary Churchill, youngest daughter of Mr Winston Churchill, was one of the judges at the Hastings Horse Show and Gymkhana

Bexhill-on-Sea beach photographed from the air April 1946

The south-westerly gale in the English Channel rose to great violence as at high tide, waves 40 to 50 feet high broke over the sea wall at Rock a Nore, Hastings. 24 November 1946

H. Nicholson, a well-known jockey in National Hunt and steeplechase circles. 15 December 1946

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