Edgar's Tale: A Downland Farming Exhibition
An exhibition from Wildwood Heritage telling the life of South Downs farmer Edgar Williams, who turned 90 in 2025. Artefacts drawn from the Downland soils sit alongside a social history spanning thousands of years of Downland farming heritage and a look at contemporary farm life. Running through the South Downs National Park Heritage Open Days, with optional guided walks and farm food workshops at the Pump Barn. Free entry, parking charges apply.
When & Where
Saturday, 12 September 2026 - Wednesday, 16 September 2026
10:00 - 17:00
Pump Barn, Seven Sisters Country Park
Exceat, Seaford
BN25 4AD
Free (parking charges apply)
Organiser
Wildwood Heritage
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