Address	169 High Street,  Lewes,  BN7 1YE
Telephone	01273 486290
Fax	01273 486990
Website	www.sussexpast.co.uk
E-mail	molewes@sussexpast.co.uk
Opening times	Daily 10:00 to 5:30.  (Sundays, Mondays & Good Friday open at 11:00) Closed Mondays in January
Entrance	Lewes Castle & Museum Adults £6.40,  Student/Senior £5.70,  Children (5 - 15) £3.20 Disabled & Carer each £3.20 Family (2+2 or 1+4) £17.00
The Museum tells a story of Sussex from early prehistoric to late medieval period. The castle is almost 1000 years old. The land was given to William de Warenne by William the conqueror at Christmas time in 1066. The building of the Castle was completed 300 years later with the magnificent Barbican. Barbican House is now home to a Museum of Sussex archaeology, and changing exhibitions of historical photographs of the area.
Collections	Archaeological. Audio-visual on history of Lewes. Specialist Library. Reserve Collections.
Parking	None
Public transport	Bus stop nearby. Lewes station 6 minutes walk.
Facilities	Shop
Accessibility	Ground floor entry.  Stairs.
Special events