The Bridge Inn
Introduction
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The Bridge Inn
Image: © Simon Carey Taken: 23 Oct 2007
Built in the 17th century next to the original bridge over the River Ouse. Its most famous guest was King Louis Phillipe of France who stayed in the hotel on his first day of exile after the revolution of 1848 that deposed him. Newhaven High Street heads up the hill.
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Image Location
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50.794692
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0.049347