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Tag: Dogs Hill

Step into the Rye’s Own archive for stories connected with Dogs Hill, a place viewed through local news, memory, change and the experiences of those who knew it. Stories such as “Shrimps and Joe Hatter” and “Rye Harbour of Yesteryear” give the collection its range and its distinctly local texture.

Shrimps and Joe Hatter

Shrimps and Joe Hatter

  By Arthur Woodgate As a personal friend of Archibald Merdock Hatter, who was known by everybody as Joe Hatter (many Rye people are called by a name other than their right ones) I was always sure of some Rye Bay Shrimps. Now he is no more, the shrimps seem

Posted on 1st March 200814th October 2026Author Arthur WoodgateCategories CommerceTags Camber Castle, Dogs Hill, Lion Street School, Sussex PoliceLeave a comment on Shrimps and Joe Hatter
Rye Harbour of Yesteryear

Rye Harbour of Yesteryear

The 1930 Flood The sea broke through at Winchelsea Beach just west of Dogs Hill. The Old ‘Ship Inn’ was washed away.

Posted on 1st October 200314th October 2026Author Jim HollandsCategories Local interestTags Dogs Hill, Ship Inn, Spun Concrete, Winchelsea BeachLeave a comment on Rye Harbour of Yesteryear
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