Travel and tourism services in TN33

Artwork

• Bound Division 1565
  Sculpture of a man divided in two with a golden crown, representing Harold and William"s dispute. Part of the 1066 Country Walk set of sculptures.
• Hidden Truth 1565
  Sculpture of a large crown, over which the Battle of Hastings was fought. Part of a series of sculptures on the 1066 Country Walk.
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  Brownbread Street 1565
  Wooden boards with carved hoirses and riders, commemorating the horses of the 1066 invasion. Part of the 1066 Country Walk set of sculptures.
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  Farthings Lane 1565
  Wooden stele engraved with marginalia animals from the Bayeaux Tapestry. Part of the 1066 Country Walk set of sculptures.
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  London Road 1565
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  High Street 1565
  A stone orb on an octagonal plinth, bearing the inscription "Per Bellum Patria" ("From War, a Country"). Part of the Battle Sculpture Trail.
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  Old Brewery Yard 1565
  An arched stone sculpture bearing the likeness of Guy Fawkes, the Abbey Gatehouse, and the Battel Bonfire Boyes emblem, celebrating the bonfire traditions of Battle. Part of the Battle Sculpture Trail.
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  Marley Lane 1565
  A stone tablet displaying distances and directions of locations significant to Battle"s history. Part of the Battle Sculpture Trail.
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  Coronation Gardens 1565
  A stone arch and bench commemorating Newbury Preserves, the former jam factory owned by the Newbury Family on the High Street, and the local orchards and gardens. Part of the Battle Sculpture Trail.
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  Little Twitten 1565
  A stone arch featuring the pillars of St Mary"s Church and the likeness of Mary, with the inscription "Saint Mary", celebrating the parish and church of Saint Mary. Part of the Battle Sculpture Trail.
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  Battlefield Walk - full tour 1565
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  Battlefield Walk - full tour 1565
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  Battlefield Walk - full tour 1565
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  Battlefield Walk - full tour 1565
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  Battlefield Walk - full tour 1565
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  Powdermill Lane 1565
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  Royal Oak Lane 1565
  A collection of anonymous static chainsaw carvings in the wood east of Royal Oak Lane.
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  Battlefield Walk - full tour 1565