Sussex heritage sites open their doors (From The Argus)
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Sussex heritage sites open their doors
6:10pm Thursday 8th September 2011 in News By Ruth Lumley
Landmarks are throwing open their doors to the public this weekend.
Dozens of homes, churches and institutions are opening up for the Heritage Open Days events across Sussex.
The event celebrates architecture and culture across Sussex by allowing visitors free access to interesting sites which normally charge an entrance fee. Some must be pre-booked, others are simply open.
In Brighton a chip shop, cinema, sewers and the former police station are among the attractions.
In East Sussex people can visit the stables of a Grand National winner, learn sea shanties or watch furniture being restored.
In West Sussex two funeral directors' and the pubs of the past and present are among the quirky destinations on offer.
Several churches are among the attractions.
To find out more visit www.heritageopendays.org.uk.
Comments(2)
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5:19am Fri 9 Sep 11
mustaphaLeeko wrote:Great Reporting! then RUBBISH REPORTING! Your comments are mixed up and very poorly written, are you an Argus Reporter by any chance?
wow, great reporting, tell us 2 days before when 99% of the tours are already booked up, everything interesting if already FULL!
rubbish reporting!
mustaphaLeeko says...
11:51pm Thu 8 Sep 11
rubbish reporting!