What is recorded here
This white commemorative plaque records: Lewes Clockmakers In the 18th Century Lewes was home to many fine clockmakers. The noted Lewes clockmaker Richard Comber (1742-1824) had his business here early in his career. Later moved to 68 High Street. Recorded plaque organisation: Lewes Town Council.
Richard Comber, a prominent 18th-century clockmaker, began his professional journey in Lewes, contributing significantly to the town's reputation for fine horology before relocating to High Street.
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