Fishing
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Around 1835, there were around 120 fishing boats in the Hastings fleet, employing some 500 individuals[1]
Images[edit]
- Images
1890-3
View-from-hill-1890-taken-from-a-glass-lantern-slide.
Fishermen 1894
FishingBeach1903
Mackerel-fishing-at-the-Harbour-Arm.-19th-September-1904.
Fishing-Boats-ashore.-c1905.
Boards-cover-the-cracks-in-the-cliff
The-famous-Angling-Festival-held-on-St-Leonards-Pier.-1928.
Old Town from West Hill 1929
Angling-Competition-on-the-Palace-Pier.1933
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- ↑ A Guide to Hastings & St Leonards (Thomas Ross 1835) pg.28 Google Books
