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Historic Photographic Exhibition
Heritage Open Day: Havant is on a crossroads, and has always been so. This exhibition looks at some of the ways that those historic four streets have looked in the past The four key roads that form central Havant feature in this exhibition
East Street and West Street were originally a Roman road running from Chichester (Noviomagus Reginorum) to Bitterne (Clausentum)
Later this road became a Turnpike (a toll road maintained by the parish)
North Street and South Street lie broadly on the track of the old routes that led from the Forest of Bere to the natural harbour at Langstone
East Street and West Street were originally a Roman road running from Chichester (Noviomagus Reginorum) to Bitterne (Clausentum)
Later this road became a Turnpike (a toll road maintained by the parish)
North Street and South Street lie broadly on the track of the old routes that led from the Forest of Bere to the natural harbour at Langstone
Fri 6 Sep:09:00-17:30; Sat 7 Sep:09:00-17:30; Sun 8 Sep:10:00-16:30; Mon 9 Sep:09:00-17:30; Tues 10 Sep:09:00-17:30; Wed 11 Sep:09:00-17:30; Thu 12 Sep:09:00-17:30; Fri 13 Sep:09:00-17:30; Sat 14 Sep:09:00-17:30; Sun 15 Sep:10:00-16:30; Free Entry.
19-39 Meridian Centre, Havant, Hampshire PO9 1UW
Fri 6 Sep to Sun 15 September