Bulverhythe Salts
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The Salts have long been utilised for sporting events, perhaps an early usage was that of a horse-racing track[1]. Cousins mentions the first 'Annual Hastings Races' taking place on the 3rd of October 1823.[2]An aerodrome was one of the proposed usages of the land in the 1920s and during WW2 an American Liberator 'Unstable Mabel' crash-landed in the area[3].
References[edit]
- ↑ Pigot's_Directory_1840#Facilities_.26_Entertainments
- ↑ Hastings of Bygone days and the Present (Henry Cousins 1911 ed.) pg.90 ISBN: 9789332862449 ESCC Library Google Books " Amazon
- ↑ AMERICAN BOMBER CRASH – WORLD WAR II HEROES | David Dennis Images, accessdate: 26 March 2020
