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The historical buildings and curiosities of Horsham District

 

By Ian Mulcahy 

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Horsham is a medium sized market town on the upper reaches of the River Arun in West Sussex that was first documented in the year 947. Horsham is also the name given to the wider administrative district that surrounds the town, and this extends from Rusper in the north east to Steyning and Bramber in the south east, and from Rudgwick in the north west to Amberley in the south west; a total area of over 200 square miles.

This page is an index of the historical buildings and curiosities that I have photographed and investigated within tthe district's modern boundaries. This will be a work in progress so please bookmark and visit regularly for updates.

 

  • Broadbridge Heath, The listed buildings of last updated 9 September 2019
    A quick tour around 8 of the 11 listed buildings in Broadbridge Heath. Illustrated with seventeen pictures

  • Coolhurst: St Johns Church last updated 1 September 2019
    A brief history of St Johns Church (Also known as Forest Church and Doomsday Church) on Hammerpond Road in Coolhurst. Illustrated with seventeen pictures

  • Steyning: Tudor Steyning and Bramber last updated 1 November 2020
    A brief history of the area and a look at the buildings that have survived from the Tudor period. Illustrated with 124 pictures

 

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