11 February 1955 Factual 16 mins
The ancient smuggling town of Rye, with its narrow cobbled streets, old fortifications, market and artists; the Romney Marshes, Bodiam castle; St Augustine's Church, Brookland; Brickwall school, hop gathering.
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Franklin Engelmann as Self - Narrator
Harold Baim Producer
United Kingdom 11 February 1955
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