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”
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Friends’ talk this week – Sussex’s Literary Landscapes
The Friends of Horsham Museum & Art Gallery will host Dr. Geoffrey Mead on September 23, discussing Sussex literature from various historical perspectives. Admission is £7.50.
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.
September bulletin
The September bulletin replaces the newsletter to reduce confusion. It maintains the same format, summarizing recent events at the Museum and upcoming announcements.
