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Old maps often have curious things on them, which lead us back to a different age. Join me as I discover what some of these things were, and what is left today.
Probably the most well known abandoned village in Sussex is Tide Mills, on the coast between Newhaven and Seaford. As the name suggests the village was built around a large mill, operated by the incoming and outgoing tide. But there were other developments nearby too. A seaplane base once stood between Newhaven and Tide Mills, railway sidings ran all the way from the harbour to where the yacht club now stands on the western end of Seaford seafront and then there was this complex of buildings marked as a “Hospital” on the beach, next to the mill pond at Tide Mills.
Join me as I explore the remains of the Chailey Heritage Marine Hospital or Annexe and look at the history of this establishment, set up to help boys who were recovering from operations. I look around and explore the ruins of one of the least known abandoned places in Sussex, next to one of the most well known abandoned villages.
Chailey Heritage today: www.chf.org.uk/
Tide Mills Project: tidemillsproject.uk/
The "Our Newhaven" Project: www.ournewhaven.org.uk/
Newhaven Museum: www.newhavenhistoricalsociety...
All images used are believed to be out of copyright and have been sourced from various places, including Wikipedia.