Bull House in Lewes, East Sussex

Home for a few years of Thomas Paine, father of the American revolution. 
His connection with Lewes:  "On February 19, 1768, he was appointed (schoolteacher) to Lewes in Sussex, a town with a tradition of opposition to the monarchy and prorepublican sentiments going back to the revolutionary decades of the 17th century] Here he lived above the fifteenth-century Bull House, the tobacco shop of Samuel Ollive and Esther Ollive."  From Wiki. More from Wiki here