
What is recorded here
This grey commemorative plaque records: Hastings Wall At the rear of these dwellings may be seen parts of the town wall which extended across this valley. Erected probably in the 14th century
Hastings Wall is a remnant of the medieval defensive fortifications built to protect the town of Hastings, likely during the 14th century; it signifies the historical importance of Hastings as a fortified coastal settlement.
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Photo: Simon Harriyott · CC BY 2.0