Horsham’s Aussie theatre star

Did you know Horsham has a link to the success of theatre on the other side of the world in Australia? It’s thanks to Horsham-born Alfred Dampier who made his mark after settling in what would be his adopted country. Dampier was born this day (February 28) in 1843, the son of a builder. However,ContinueContinue reading “Horsham’s Aussie theatre star”

Horsham’s last town crier – a UK champion!

Like most towns and cities across the UK, Horsham once had its own town crier. Back before newspapers were able to provide information to the masses, the church sermon was the only place where you might pick up on what’s happening where you lived and further afield. so, in Medieval times, the crier became anContinueContinue reading “Horsham’s last town crier – a UK champion!”

Horsham women’s wartime help

Horsham War Hospital Supply Depot plaque in the Causeway Have you ever noticed a slightly weathered plaque on the wall of the dental surgery next to the Museum? Many will have walked down the Causeway without seeing it, let alone reading the words. In fact, it recognises the amazing work of dozens of Horsham womenContinueContinue reading “Horsham women’s wartime help”