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We need your memories!

Were you in Seaford on V.E. Day? If you were, we would love you to send us your memories and...

We have reopened!

We are delighted to say that we have reopened the Museum! We are still operating under Covid-19 restrictions - face...

Our 50th Anniversary Year

Our 50th Anniversary year was in 2020, but none of our special events or celebrations could go ahead due to...

The Museum is on YouTube!

Lawrence Chowen is a third year documentary film making student from Seaford and he has produced an excellent film about...

We are delighted to say that we have now reopened the Museum! Subject to Covid-19 restrictions, we are welcoming visitors on Wednesday afternoons, and Saturdays and Sundays throughout the summer. Please see our Opening Hours on the Visit Us page, or our Facebook page.

The Society

Are you interested in the extraordinary history of Seaford? If so, the Heritage Society is the organisation for you.

Tower History

Built to ward off the threat of invasion by Napoleon over 200 years ago, the Tower is one of the few that are open to the public.

Support Us

Find out how you can help us bring history to life with the Heritage Societies fantastic exhibitions and calendar of events.

Lawrence Chowen is a third year documentary film making student from Seaford and he has produced an excellent film about Seaford Museum, the Tower and the people involved.

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Another early view of Seaford beach. This dates from the late 1800s and shows Telsemeure on the left which stood at the seaward end of what is now Dane Road. The house 9and military style follies in the garden) were built by Thomas Crook who provided Seaford with its first gas supply. The house is named after himself, his wife Sarah and children. Thomas Elizabeth Lewis Sarah Emily Mary Anne Upham Ruth and another Elizabeth.

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