I made an effort and took a lot of pictures of the doors of Rye. Not really sure why I completely forgot about them while in other towns and villages. Maybe they were just not as nice. But while we walked around Rye the doors really were a feature of their own. The whole town, as small as it was, had everything you wanted from a place. Including but not limited to beautiful houses and therefore also doors. Most houses have a name, which is prominently displayed somewhere above or near the door. So here is the best that Rye had to offer in terms of doors. Yours, Pollybert
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two white doors side by side @Rye
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the side door of the Elders House @Rye
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black door on a steep street @Rye
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Hartshorn House, the old hospital @Rye
I don’t know what is meant by ‘the seat’, but it’s definitely a distinctive name.
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House with the seat @Rye
Finally we have a door in color, bright red!
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Knowle House @Rye
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The house with the secret garden @Rye
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The house opposite @Rye
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Norman House @Rye
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it really was a very small door @Rye
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an unadorned brown door @Rye
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The house with two front doors @Rye
![](https://i0.wp.com/pollybert.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/IMG_8545-scaled.jpg?resize=780%2C1040&ssl=1)
beautiful grey door @Rye
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a door in pink with no name @Rye
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double white doors with red begonia @Rye
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ca. 1475, probably the house and not the door @Rye
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a narrow door in green @Rye