Memorials and graveyards in Hastings
The Discover Alone map has 34 memorials and graveyards in Hastings, England. Below are the 10 with the most written about them, pictures first. Every one has its own page with directions and places nearby.
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Winkle IslandMemorialWinkle Island is named after the world-famous Hastings Winkle Club which began in 1900 with the purpose of raising…
Dante Gabriel RossettiMemorialThe Poet and Painter Dante Gabriel Rossetti (1828‒1882) stayed here during 1860 prior to his wedding on 23rd. May, 1860…
George StreetMemorialGeorge Street, pedestrian shopping street. The street was formally re-opened by Bernard Bresslaw on April 25th 1987
Duke of WellingtonMemorialThis building was the Headquarters of Major General Sir Arthur Wellesley, later Duke of Wellington, in 1806
SeagateMemorialTo the East of this spot was the great SEAGATE erected about 1385
Lucien PissarroMemorialLucien Pissarro 1863‒1944, artist, lived here 1918- Michael FaradayMemorialIn the summer of 1831, Michael Faraday 1791‒1867 stayed at 3 Prior’s Cottages on this site. Later that year he…
- Scrivens BuildingsMemorialOn this site stood Scrivens Buildings, an early concrete tenement for fishing families. The Scrivens family were…
- Hastings WallMemorialHASTINGS WALL At the rear of these dwellings may be seen parts of the town wall which extended across this valley.…
- Alan TuringMemorialAlan Turing 1912‒1954. Founder of computer science and cryptographer, whose work was key to breaking the wartime Engima…