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L.S. Davey: The Inns of Lewes Past and Present – new revision

Davey_Inns_Book_revisedA fine inspiration for all pub-crawlers of an historical bent. First published in 1977 and revised in 2006 and 2013.

Pomegranate Press, for the Friends of Lewes, 2013.
£5.99 (Price to members £3.60 – from the Secretary)

 

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