
What is recorded here
This white commemorative plaque records: Pipe Passage Named after 19th Century Clay Pipe Kiln. Follows Saxon and Medieval access to town wall defences. Recorded plaque organisation: Lewes Town Council.
The Clay Pipe Kiln in Lewes was a significant 19th-century manufacturing site for clay pipes, an essential smoking tool of the era; its location also reflects historical pathways used since Saxon times for accessing town defenses.
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