This Months Events
From Historical Hastings
Events that happened in this month
The following list, whilst in no measure complete is a 'snapshot' of various events that occurred in Hastings during the current month.
Date | Description | Year | |
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Accession of Edward VII | 22 | 1901 | |
Air Raids | 5 | Filsham Road hit in enemy action | 1944 |
Air Raids | 17 | Fairlight Place attacked by German raiders | 1943 |
Air Raids | 5 | Town strafed by German Raiders | 1942 |
Air Raids | 11 | Incendiary bombing of St. Margaret's Road | 1941 |
Air Raids | 12 | Town machine-gunned by German aircraft | 1941 |
Air Raids | 31 | Gensing Road, Clyde Road and Woodland Vale Road hit by 5 German Bombs | 1941 |
Air Raids | 28 | Glyne Gap Gasworks attacked by German bombers | 1943 |
Air Raids | 16 | 200 incendiary bombs dropped by German Bombers targetting Broomgrove Power Station | 1941 |
Air Raids | 20 | Roofs at Bexhill Road damaged in German attack | 1943 |
Air Raids | 1 | Attack on train approaching Hastings Station | 1942 |
Amsterdam | 26 | Foundering of the Amsterdam at Bulverhythe | 1749 |
Arthur Du Cros | |||
Bishop John Harding (1805-1874) | |||
Blacklands Sunday School | 9 | 1893 | |
Brassey Institute | 15 | Opening of Library | 1881 |
Brett Volume 10: Chapter LXVIII - Hastings 1862 | 5 | Richard Adam's fishing vessel Black Bess damaged in a collision with unknown vessel | 1862 |
Brett Volume 1: Chapter II - Hastings 1828-1829 | 27 | Opening of St Mary in the Castle | 1828 |
Brett Volume 3: Chapter XXIX - St. Leonards 1843 | 12 | Hurricane hits the town | 1840 |
Brett Volume 5: Chapter LII - Hastings 1854 | 10 | The fisherman George Bumstead, who drowned whilst fishing for mackerel at Portsmouth was buried in All Saints Church | 1854 |
Brett Volume 7: Chapter LXI - St. Leonards 1859 | 17 | Five Coastguard men drowned | 1858 |
Charles Mepham (1851-1923) | |||
Edward Milward (1765-1833) | |||
Henry Samuel Foyster (1791-1862) | |||
Holy Trinity Schools | 11 | School Opened | 1875 |
James Lansdell (1786-1865) | |||
James Murray (1721-1794) | |||
Martha Breeds (1793-1829) | |||
Philip William Cole (1884-1964) | |||
Rev. W. Whistler (1747-1832) | |||
Robert Hollond (1808-1887) | |||
Samuel Duke (1814-1889) | |||
St. Leonards Archway | 22 | Removal of St. Leonards Arch | 1895 |
St. Mary In The Castle | 27 | Opening of St. Mary in the Castle Church | 1828 |
Storm of 12 January 1899 | 12 | 1899 | |
Thomas Brett (1788-1826) | |||
William Scrivens (1805-1871) |