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Cowfold Village History Society

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Chairman: Michael Burt

Honorary Secretary: Stella Bianco

Membership Secretary: Lesley Overington

We can be contacted via email at info@cowfoldhistorysociety.org.uk

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Our next meeting

 

Sussex Scrapbook No. 1

An entertaining miscellany of Sussex history, anecdotes and folklore by the well-known local author, Chris Horlock.

Friday 16 September @ 7.45 for 8 pm in the Allmond Centre.

About the Author

A native of Brighton, Chris has spent a lifetime travelling round Sussex, exploring its history and heritage, and accumulating a collection of photographs, maps, historical prints and ephemera that he uses to illustrate his talks.

Chris is a regular contributor to Sussex Life and the author of several books on Sussex history. He has appeared on radio and TV and is a natural storyteller.

Cowfold Remembers

Click on the image below to connect to the “Cowfold Remember” Facebook Page ………

Recent Posts

  • Autumn 2019 Newsletter

    Autumn 2019 Newsletter

    3 years ago
    Bringing Cowfold’s Hidden History and Heritage to Life Past events connect us to a particular time, event, place or person – that is what history is all about. It is dynamic, multi-layered, open to interpretation and never, ever boring. The …Read More »
  • Cowfold in the Twenties – Schoolboy Memories

    3 years ago
    William Albert Sayers, known as Bert, and his family moved …Read More »
  • Tenth Anniversary Celebration

    3 years ago
    What a great evening we had to celebrate the Society’s …Read More »
  • Celebration of the Church Marks Conservation Project Completion

    3 years ago
    The Society held a celebration to mark the completion of …Read More »
  • Horsham Year of Culture 2019: “Horsham District Heritage in 100 Objects”

    4 years ago
    The Horsham District Heritage Forum received funding from Horsham District …Read More »

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