Sussex Postcard: Alfriston Old Vicarage Clergy House Thatched 1923 XT5812

This striking view captures the historic architecture of the Old Vicarage, traditionally known as the Alfriston Clergy House, nestled in the Cuckmere Valley. The composition highlights the beautiful, weathered thatched roof and the prominent medieval timber-framed walls surrounded by lush, mature garden hedges. It offers a classic glimpse into this iconic fourteenth-century property, famously celebrated as the very first building acquired by the National Trust.

This is a standard size postcard which was published by F. Frith & Co., Ltd., Reigate (Frith's Series No. 71427). The postcard was made in the United Kingdom. This postcard was posted in 1923 to Miss Walker, Greenhugh, S. Martin's Avenue, Harrogate.

This postcard has slight surface wear.

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