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Scaynes Hill photos

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Scaynes Hill maps

Historic maps of Scaynes Hill and the local area, hand-drawn by Ordnance Survey and Samuel Lewis.   View all Scaynes Hill maps

Scaynes Hill map

Historic map of Scaynes Hill

West Sussex map

Illustrated Victorian map of West Sussex

Scaynes Hill map

Historic Map of any Scaynes Hill postcode

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Scaynes Hill books

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Sussex County Memories
Paperback
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Hastings and Bexhill Photographic Memories
Paperback
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East Grinstead Photographic Memories
Paperback
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Scaynes Hill books
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Memories of Scaynes Hill

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The Butterbox

Spent many happy days as a small boy living at the "Butterbox" a wondeful place to live and explore, went to school in the village and used to spend a sixpence every Friday in the sweet shop

Shared on 14 July 2008 by Julian Harman.

West Sussex memories

Living on the Estate

As a young boy I lived on Paxhill Estate from the end of the Second World War whilst my grandfather was the head gardner to Mr.Sturdy who owned this fine house, which I understand is now a nursing home. The estate was fully independent with a fully operational farm, garden and laundry with a staff of over 30. During the war... [more]

Shared on 12 April 2009 by Brian Parker.

Perrymount Cinema

As a child I went to the ABC minors every Saturday morning, it cost six old pence to get in. I think the last film that was shown at the cinema was in 1971, it was called Shaft and starred Richard Roundtree. I was one of the few there.

Shared on 02 November 2008 by John King.

Charles Clarke clock

My Dad put up the clock that used to hang outside his office of Charles Clarke printers in Boltro Road. Does anybody know what happened to it ?

Shared on 08 September 2008 by Sally Mitchell.

People in the picture

My family friend Mrs Pat Davey thinks that the people on the right, walking along the pathway are her & her late husband William (Bill) Davey.

Shared on 08 September 2008 by Sally Mitchell.

Sergison Arms

I worked at The Serg in 1970-72, had a lot of great times there - The landlord was Len Henshaw who could enjoy a large gin for breakfast. Many really colourful regulars at that time

Shared on 27 January 2008 by Michael Robson.

The Landlords daughter

I courted Bob Turner's daughter Pauline, and have very happy memories of times spent at The Serg. Where is Pauline now???? Dennis Nichols

Shared on 07 June 2007 by Dennis Nichols.

Shops and businesses

By this time Seeboard have taken over the Uptons building but Caffyns still have their garage premises which finally became a furniture salesroom in about 1982. the one way system has still not been created (see H252069), the restaurant is still 'Haywards' and the bank is the National Provincial.

Shared on 06 April 2006 by Peter Benner.

Extracts From Scaynes Hill & West Sussex books

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Haywards Heath Living Memories

Mid-way between Chailey and Haywards Heath is Scaynes Hill, and this photograph shows the summit of the hill. Though there is still a pub here, it is now called the Farmers. Opposite it there is now a large petrol station, as well as a road junction that leads onto the Common. The village is certainly on a hill, and at the foot of the hill is a small vineyard, as well as a thriving family-owned garden... [more]

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Haywards Heath Living Memories

Thank goodness for signposts, as they were (and still are) a necessity when travelling though these rural areas. Originally made of wood, later versions were metal, and visually the black lettering certainly stands out from the white-painted pointing board. Note that no distances are indicated to either Dane Hill or Horsted Keynes - perhaps it was felt that it was not that important! No... [more]

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Haywards Heath Living Memories

We have just passed St Augustine`s church and are heading away from the village. The speed restriction sign would allow the motorist to savour the open road, travelling though the attractive country lanes that criss-cross this rural part of Sussex. The view has changed little.

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