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The Old Town, Eastbourne, Sussex
The 16th century Lamb Inn with 12th century St. Mary's Church beyond. The Lamb Inn still has a medieval stone vault under the current building.
This area no longer has an 'old town' feel as the road was widened and a number of historic buildings were demolished, with the consent of the town council, to make room for it. If feels more like a modern suburb with a sprinkling of old buildings.
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The 16th Century Coach House, Stables and Barn, to the east of the church, part of the Old Parsonage.
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An ancient timber-framed house in Borough Lane. The blue plaque on the wall states that Charles Dickens made several visits to this house.
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St. Mary's Church dates from the late 12th century and was enlarged, including the addition of the tower, in the 14th century.
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The Old Parsonage, a 15th century Rectory Manor, behind the church on the north side.
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