Horsham Museum & Art Gallery has launched a new display of Bronze Age artefacts, funded by community donations after a break-in, enhancing the Fossils and Flints gallery.
International Women’s Day – Horsham’s women of history
On International Women's Day, we celebrate influential women from Horsham, including Louisa Jane Churchman, Nellie Vesta Laughton, Dr. Alice Owen, and Dorothea Hurst, who made significant contributions.
Horsham art – Edith M. Harris
For the latest dip into the Horsham Museum & Art Gallery archives we have the works of Edith Margaret Harris (1870-1943). She was one of six children born to Thomas, a plumber and painter, and Ellen Harms. The family lived at Richmond Terrace, Carfax, Horsham. Edith was a teacher of drawing at the Horsham SchoolContinue reading "Horsham art – Edith M. Harris"
Aussie theatrical star who came from Horsham
It may seem strange that someone who proved so successful on the other side of the world is an unknown figure in his own home town. However, that is what has happened to Alfred Dampier who was born in Horsham, West Sussex, in around 1847 but found fame in Australia. Dampier was born this weekendContinue reading "Aussie theatrical star who came from Horsham"
Champion town crier – Horsham’s Billy Law
In 1912, William Law, Horsham's last town crier, won the first Great Britain championship, proving his worth despite the Urban Council's reluctance to sponsor his uniform. His victory led to public celebration and further opportunities in performance.
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