Exploring Pevensey Court House Museum & Geol

Pevensey Court House Museum & Geol serves as a gateway to the region's rich history and geological heritage.

Founded in 1991, this museum is housed in a 16th-century courthouse, which reflects the architectural style of its time. It showcases Pevensey's historical significance, particularly its connections to the Norman Conquest. Unique features include exhibits showcasing local rock formations and fossils, along with displays of the area's rich cultural history.

Unforgettable Highlights

🗼 Unique Architecture: The building retains elements of its historical courtroom features.

🪨 Geological Exhibits: Displays highlight local fossils and geological formations.

📜 Local History: Learn about Pevensey's pivotal role in English history.

Accessible to all, the museum is free to enter and welcomes tourists, families, and historians alike.