Seaford Museum of Local History

Address Martello Tower 74, The Esplanade, PO Box 2132, Seaford BN25 9BH

Telephone Number 01323-898222

Fax

E-mail info@seafordmuseum.co.uk

Website www.seafordmuseum.co.uk

Opening times Summer (Easter to late October)
Sundays and Bank Holidays, 11am to 1pm and 2:30pm to 4:30pm
Wednesdays and Saturdays 2:30pm to 4:30pm.
Winter (October to Easter)
Sundays and Bank Holidays (except Christmas Day) 11am to 1pm and 2pm to 4pm.

Entrance Adult fee - £1.50, Child fee - 50p, Concession - £1.00, Members - Free

Housed in a Grade 2-listed Martello Tower on the seafront, the museum displays all aspects of the local history of an ancient Cinque Port. The displays include shops and room settings, domestic memorabilia and a large collection of early wireless, gramophones and TV sets. There is also an archive and photographic collection, together with a Register of all houses in the town, with their histories where possible.

Collections Fine Art, Archaeology, Photographs, Geology, Industry & Science, Maritime, Archives & Ephemera, Military, Social & Local History, Costume & Textiles

Parking Local parking only

Public transport 12 or 12a Bus service from Brighton or Eastbourne.
A short walk from town centre.
Railway Station: Seaford

Accessibility Limited Access. Toilets, No eating on site, No cloakroom,

Address	Martello Tower 74, The Esplanade, PO Box 2132, Seaford BN25 9BH
Telephone Number	01323-898222
Fax
E-mail	info@seafordmuseum.co.uk

Website	www.seafordmuseum.co.uk
Opening times	Summer (Easter to late October) Sundays and Bank Holidays, 11am to 1pm and 2:30pm to 4:30pm Wednesdays and Saturdays 2:30pm to 4:30pm. Winter (October to Easter) Sundays and Bank Holidays (except Christmas Day) 11am to 1pm and 2pm to 4pm.
Entrance	Adult fee - £1.50, Child fee - 50p, Concession - £1.00, Members - Free
Housed in a Grade 2-listed Martello Tower on the seafront, the museum displays all aspects of the local history of an ancient Cinque Port. The displays include shops and room settings, domestic memorabilia and a large collection of early wireless, gramophones and TV sets. There is also an archive and photographic collection, together with a Register of all houses in the town, with their histories where possible.
Collections	Fine Art, Archaeology, Photographs, Geology, Industry & Science, Maritime, Archives & Ephemera, Military, Social & Local History, Costume & Textiles
Parking	Local parking only
Public transport	12 or 12a Bus service from Brighton or Eastbourne. A short walk from town centre. Railway Station: Seaford
Accessibility	Limited Access. Toilets, No eating on site, No cloakroom,