By Maud Boreham He explored the town above the sea, so steeped in it’s antiquity Filmed it’s narrow winding streets and cursed the cobbles ‘neath his feet where red roofs tumbled, leaned and lurched and whispered secrets to the church.
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Discover Dr. Syn in the pages of Rye’s Own, where the subject emerges through local voices, historical detail and stories written close to the events. Stories such as “Rye 1947” and “The Tourist” give the collection its range and its distinctly local texture.
Rye 1947
Have Health & Regulations Gone Too Far? By Jim Hollands The remarkable picture, of Gasson’s War ravaged building at the western end of Cinque Ports Street, was taken just after World War Two. Closer inspection reveals a wartime National Fire Service notice pointing the way to Rye Fire Station.