Starts March 19th.
All proceeds go towards the Martha Gunn Trust.
Join us on a stroll around Pool Valley and the Lanes where we discuss Martha Gunn and her life in Brighton. Where did she really live? Who were her family? What was Brighton like during her lifetime?
The tour begins and ends in Pool Valley and lasts just over an hour.
See you there!
March 8th.
Our very own Grandmother of Brighton! Who better to chat about on this day?
13th December. Lantern Theatre.
Delighted to meet the cast of Brighton Theatre's "Martha Gunn" , Faynia Williams and Richard Crane at the read through of the exciting new play. It will be a brilliant production and a lovely contribution to celebrating our Martha!
A play about Martha Gunn, written by Richard Crane & directed by Faynia Williams is in the making.
St Nicholas Church, Brighton.
Paying our respects to Martha Gunn and her family.
Three of the Martha Gunn Trustees, Gaynor Wingham, Carol Homewood and John Wingham (related to Martha) with another relation of Martha Gunn, Charlie Homewood.
Flowers from Gunn's the Florist, Castle Square, Brighton. (direct descendants of Martha Gunn)