This week marks both the birth, in 1819, and death, in 1888, of one of Horsham’s most celebrated residents – Thomas Honywood. Some of his achievements in his lifetime include: He set up the town’s volunteer fire brigade which served Horsham until 1911. He was an early photographer, producing an album of prints dating fromContinueContinue reading “Celebrating birth and passing of a Horsham legend”
Category Archives: Horsham Museum
October bulletin
The Museum is closed for roof repairs until January 5. This bulletin provides updates on events and news for the Museum and Friends.
Horsham woman who pushed for reform
Nearly 140 years ago this month a pioneering woman in the world of politics and sexual freedom, who spent much of her early life in Horsham, passed away. Eliza Cook lived with her ten brothers and sisters and parents in a farm in St Leonard’s Forest and was encouraged by her mother to take upContinueContinue reading “Horsham woman who pushed for reform”
Curator’s Corner – Museum Friends-only event
Horsham Museum’s temporary closure leads to exclusive Museum Friends events, including a talk on Hills Place’s historical significance.
Wonderful wildlife in Horsham Museum garden
Despite harsh weather, Horsham Museum’s volunteer gardeners thrived, attracting wildlife, including the notable wasp spider, before temporary closure.
