Eastbourne Lifeboat Museum
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Being a great RNLI supporter.I always visit when on holiday This branch though small was well stocked shop.Restaurant attached for drinks and snacks Well maintained.Lovely girls serving in the coffee shop.As my snack became airborne much to the dog near bys glee.They replaced It for me.They were helpful and friendly.
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Nice but very overpriced
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Lovely staff running the shop. Very friendly and helpful.
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Friendly staff. Nice items to purchase.A really worthy organisation to donate to.
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A small building with a lot of history! There is a miniature museum at the back of the gift shop. Interactive displays such as yellow lifejackets for children to try on.<br>There is a wealth of information about Eastbourne's Lifeboat history to read on the panels, large text paired with pictures and photographs to help illustrate the info. You can see historical nautical items which were donated over the years e.g. Kapok nuts (prev used inside lifejackets). Friendly and helpful staff too.
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A very friendly but small museum, which is free to enter (but donations or purchases for RNLI welcome). Volunteer staff were a mine of information
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The staff at Eastbourne Lifeboat Museum are amazing and very helpful. Would recommend you visit here and support the RNLI.
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Staff very friendly lots of nice things to buy
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Tiny, but some interesting history and tales, definitely worth popping in and supporting
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Lovely Coffee and very helpful and pleasant staff
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RNLI gift shop with small museum.
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Friendly staff, have time to explain the history of the place and things to do around Eastbourne
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Run by very nice people, always friendly, large amount of gifts available, although no actual life boat but nice photographical history in rear of shop
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A lovely old stn building with helpful volunteers selling current RNLI products.
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Interesting shop
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Lovely little shop with friendly and helpful staff.
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Who doesn't live an RNLI shop? Lots of related stuff to buy at reasonable prices. The small museum at the back of the shop tells the stories of the brave and heroic people that have been involved in rescues in the area. Please visit and spend money!!
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Friendly atmosphere inside. A small museum at the back of the shop is worth spending a few minutes looking at. Lifeboats is my wife's favourite charity, and we always stop and make a purchase or two to support them. They have some nice merchandise from pin badges to tea towels to branded t-shirts.
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Handy carpark but busy.
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Absolutely lively lady in there. We went in on first day of airborne as my little hadn't been in before. The museum bit isn't very big but is very interesting and they have little stands for photos but what really makes it special is the wonderfull lady working who still found the time to talk to my little about life boats and the displays and even gave my little lots of colouring pictures and a flag, she even cheered my baby up with a flag.<br>Thank you to that lovely lady we really enjoyed visiting the museum xx
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Great charity
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grest little place to visit
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Decent visit
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Great to know they are helping people. Bought some items
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Worth a visit
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