Eastbourne 2017
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Long, long ago<br />
From prehistoric beginnings to Norman invaders,<br />
smuggling haunts to World War soldiers, our town<br />
provides fascinating and unique markers in our history.<br />
Step into the South Coast’s most famous Napoleonic<br />
fort, stand on the landing site of William the Conqueror<br />
in 1066 at Pevensey Castle or discover what life was<br />
like in our town over 8,000 years ago.<br />
Step back in time with us and discover<br />
<strong>Eastbourne</strong>’s story…<br />
AZIMUTH<br />
SCULPTURE<br />
step back<br />
in time<br />
Back to the start<br />
Take a journey on an immersive story and uncover what<br />
life was really like in the Redoubt Fortress for some of the<br />
historical figures who once made up the fabric of this iconic<br />
landmark. In <strong>2017</strong> this impressive fortress becomes a living<br />
museum, returned to its early Napoleonic beginnings.<br />
REDOUBT FORTRESS<br />
See the gun caponiers inside the moat and<br />
underground water tanks opened up to the public<br />
for the first time, or conjure up images of long lost<br />
shipwrecks and discover hidden stories behind<br />
<strong>Eastbourne</strong>’s heritage coast at the site of the new<br />
‘Azimuth’ sculpture in the grounds of the fortress.<br />
The Redoubt Fortress opens for <strong>2017</strong> on 20 March.<br />
20 EASTBOURNE : SUNNY STAYS <strong>2017</strong>
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