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X-WR-CALNAME:Night at the Museum: Night at the Museum Speaker Series: Sally
 \, Simon\, and the Sussex
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LOCATION:101 Adams Avenue\nLewes Delaware 19958
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SUMMARY:Night at the Museum: Night at the Museum Speaker Series: Sally\, Si
 mon\, and the Sussex
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DESCRIPTION:Join Bill Hicks\, Tavern Manager for Historic Lewes\, as he tel
 ls the\nstory of the Sussex Tavern in his presentation\, “Sally\, Simon\
 , and\nthe Sussex.”\n\nIn 1799 Simon and Sarah Marriner took over runnin
 g the Sussex Tavern\nthat was located in the old Sussex County Courthouse.
  For 18 years the\nSussex was a focal point of the town of Lewes. The peop
 le that visited\nthe tavern and the events that took place there weave an 
 interesting\ntapestry of Lewes at the beginning of the 19th Century.Bill H
 icks is a\n“Been Here\,” in Lewes since his family bought a house on M
 idland\nAvenue in 1964. A regular visitor to the Thompson Country Store in
 \n1963 and 64\, he would always stock up on his supply of penny candy\nthe
 re. He also frequented Clifton’s Newsstand\, our Doctor’s\nOffice\, fo
 r Cherry Cokes and comic books.\n
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Join Bill Hicks\, Tavern Manager for Histor
 ic Lewes\, as he tells the story of the Sussex Tavern in his presentation\
 , &ldquo\;Sally\, Simon\, and the Sussex.&rdquo\;</p>\n\n<p>In 1799 Simon 
 and Sarah Marriner took over running the Sussex Tavern that was located in
  the old Sussex County Courthouse. For 18 years the Sussex was a focal poi
 nt of the town of Lewes. The people that visited the tavern and the events
  that took place there weave an interesting tapestry of Lewes at the begin
 ning of the 19th Century.Bill Hicks is a &ldquo\;Been Here\,&rdquo\; in Le
 wes since his family bought a house on Midland Avenue in 1964. A regular v
 isitor to the Thompson Country Store in 1963 and 64\, he would always stoc
 k up on his supply of penny candy there. He also frequented Clifton&rsquo\
 ;s Newsstand\, our Doctor&rsquo\;s Office\, for Cherry Cokes and comic boo
 ks.</p>
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