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Tag: Monastery Guest House

Explore Monastery Guest House through Rye’s Own, from remembered scenes and historical detail to the news and personalities that gave the place its character. Stories such as “Rye at War” and “Fire & Flood” give the collection its range and its distinctly local texture.

Rye at War

Rye at War

War Comes to Rye Rye went to war on 3 September 1939 – As war was declared a German Coaster was still tied up at The Strand. The German family who crewed her were well known and liked in Rye, They had been bringing in timber from the Baltic and

Posted on 1st January 200014th October 2026Author Jim HollandsCategories World War IITags Battle of Britain, German Bombers, Monastery Guest House, Regent Cinema, Rye Home Guard, Tom UptonLeave a comment on Rye at War
Fire & Flood

Fire & Flood

High Street Blaze Two dozen firemen with four appliances fought a fierce blaze which did severe damage to three Rye business premises on Thursday, 21st September.

Posted on 1st November 196714th October 2026Author Jim HollandsCategories FireTags Ferry Cottage, Market Road, Monastery Guest House, Norman Gill, Rye Fire ServiceLeave a comment on Fire & Flood
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