History of 19 Westgate

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The first half of this article is written by Richard Brownfield, with certain sections copied from ‘The Building of Georgian Chichester’, by local historian Alan Green and with his kind permission.  This Farmhouse was “damaged in the siege of Chichester 1642.” Abutting no. 17 to the west is No. 19, whose impossible disposition of windows… Continue reading History of 19 Westgate

History of 34 Westgate

This property is the former Wagon and Lamb public house. A recent owner of the house believed that the original frontage of the house was one room back, with a yard in front of the house for waggons to park; or with the road running further to the north than its current course, thus allowing a… Continue reading History of 34 Westgate

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