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Chairman: Michael Burt

Honorary Secretary: Stella Bianco

Membership Secretary: Sue Crofts

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

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Our next meeting

Our next meeting is on:

Friday 19 October

“Sussex in the Great War – The Armistice and Beyond” by Kevin Gordon.

Sussex has been on the front line of various conflicts but during the Great War the county was the venue of military camps, hospitals and air-bases. The talk focuses on the impact of the war to the people of Sussex, both the hardships suffered and the huge loss of life which all but one Sussex village suffered. I also mention the black soldiers and conscientious objectors who found themselves in Sussex.

Venue: The Allmond Centre, The Playing Field, Fairfield Cottages
Time: 19:45pm for 20:00pm

Cowfold Remembers

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

Recent Posts

  • Received via the website

    Received via the website

    8 months ago
    We were delighted to receive an email from a visitor to our website that included a photograph of a can of cycle oil that he had recently acquired with the label “James Farren & Son, Station Road, Cowfold”. We were …Read More »

  • Photographs of Cowfold by Marjorie Baker

    8 months ago
    Marjorie Baker was a well renowned local photographer who had …Read More »

  • Robert Farren Memorial Shield

    10 months ago
    The Robert Farren Shield On Wednesday 11 October children, teachers …Read More »

  • Can you help identify these photographs from Horsham Museum?

    12 months ago
    We have recently received a number of photographs from Horsham …Read More »

  • World War Two and Cowfold

    1 year ago
    Thanks to the sterling work of Mike Burt and Neil …Read More »

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