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From Historical Hastings
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most picturesque, covered within and without with ivy, and of immense extent. A good view of the Castle is obtained from the L.B. and S.C. Railway, which runs close by. Passengers alight at Pevensey Station. Pevensey should not be missed by visitors.

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F. J. Parsons, Ltd.
 
The Ancient Town of Rye.
(One of the Members of the Cinque Ports.)


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F. J. Parsons, Ltd.
 
Ypres Castle, Rye.


Rye dates from Edward the Confessor, and is one of the most interesting old places in England, built on a rude isolated rock, its base has for ages been washed by the sea. The hill upon which it stands is crowned by the grand old Church, seen in the view, and -