From 1884, when Littlehampton’s first lifeboat station opened, to today’s modern station built in 2003, this exhibit charts the town’s different station buildings and lifeboats.
Featuring a timeline, fun facts, photographs and an opportunity for younger visitors to try on a dummy life vest, Littlehampton Lifeboats is open in the Butterworth Gallery until May 10, with free entry
Sean Lee, chair of Littlehampton Town Council’s community resources committee, said: "Being a seaside town, we rely on the RNLI and its brave volunteers to assist when people are in trouble and we wanted to show our sincere thanks by celebrating their 200th anniversary with this exhibition."
Sean Lee, chair of Littlehampton Town Council’s community resources committee, said: "Being a seaside town, we rely on the RNLI and its brave volunteers to assist when people are in trouble and we wanted to show our sincere thanks by celebrating their 200th anniversary with this exhibition."