Horsham, 1892
Photo ref:
29711
Photo ref:
29711
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The name of this Sussex town was mentioned in a Saxon charter, though for some reason it is not referred to in the Domesday Book. Following the Norman Conquest, it was given to William de Braose, and in 1617 it became a corporate borough with a common seal and elected bailiffs.
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Memories of Horsham, 1892
For many years now, we've been inviting visitors to our website to add their own memories to share their experiences of life as it was, prompted by the photographs in our archive. These memories are of Horsham, 1892
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This view has changed little over the intervening years. The church, St Mary's, at the foot of the Causeway is Horsham's only grade I listed building. In the background there was a multistorey office block which has now been removed to be replaced with modern but fitting office blocks occupied by Royal & Sun Alliance.
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