credits
The Edward Reeves Archive Project owes a huge debt of gratitude to the many local volunteers whose work makes new and exciting insights into the archive and its contents possible.
THANK YOU to the team of volunteers who continue to key in the crucial details of more than 170 years of business ledgers and documents. The digital transition of these key data sources will reveal over time exactly what is held in the Edward Reeves Archive and will allow us to investigate this wealth of historical insight with precision and purpose.
THANK YOU to the DNA Photo Imaging of Worthing and Le Bureau Lewes for printing the Project’s exhibitions, and to all those who have planned and created these interactive displays. We’re grateful to everyone who assembled the lightboxes that showcase the Edward Reeves Archive’s images, researched the stories behind the photographs and helped manage the sharing of this project to the public. Thanks to their enthusiasm and involvement, the Edward Reeves Archive has become not only the Reeves family’s collection but a ‘Family Album of Lewes’, bringing value to the town and the wider public with every new detail revealed.
THANK YOU to Lewes Town Council and the staff at Lewes Town Hall for their continued support, to The London College of Communication and Research Management and Administration at the University of the Arts for their encouragement, administrative support and for help with fundraising, and thank you to all the sponsors who have supported this project so far:
Brigitte Lardinois, Tom Reeves, Tania Osband and Isaac Reeves would like to especially thank:
All our volunteers
The many businesses and private homes who agreed to host one or more of the light boxes for each of the exhibitions
Digital curator Kathryn Tollervey
Matt Haycocks, Yaz Norris and Dave Hood for the design, construction and maintenance of the light boxes
Dean Pavitt for graphic design