Pleasant Row
From Historical Hastings
Under the wall where Pleasant Row stands, was the “ Martin’s Nest,” a place of shelter for old fishermen. On the top of the wall was the Watch Tower, and a flight of steps led to it from the north east side.[1]
Images & Features
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Images
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George Woods circa 1890
East-Beach-Street-1912
Winkle-Island.-1928.
The-Old-Town-looking-across-to-Winkle-Island.-c1954.
Pleasant-Row-prior-to-Bourne-Road-being-pushed-through-the-Old-Town.-1957.
Winkle Island Wishing Well 1958
Pleasant Row c1960
References & Notes
- ↑ Osborne's Visitor's Guide to Hastings and St Leonards c1854 3rd ed. Pg. 40 Google Books
