Gallery Page 1 - Hidden Horsham

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This is a chain hoist on a gantry with a platform above the Abbey Bank at No. 1 South Street. Carraiges would be unloaded and stored in the two upper floors of the warehouse prior to being resold in the shop. The fold down platforms are still intact on the two levels...more

This is the engraving above the east doorway in South Street, next to the Black Horse estate agency but actually part of the Horsham branch of Lloyds TSB Bank... more..

This is Provender Mill at the end of Mill Bay Lane, now acting as offices. It has also been known as the the Town Mill and concerns over its condition were raised in 1975. Work began on the office conversion in 1990, rescuing it from certain deriliction...more

This is the entrance to Tanbridge House in Tanbridge Park, located off Worthing Road. Once a family home, then a girls' school, now divided into luxury apartments. The music rooms and former toilet block were converted at the same time and are now lived in too.. more..

This is a curious bell tower or cupola located on the Clockhouse building in Blackhorse Way in Horsham, directly above the Clockhouse Podiatry clinic. The bell is still there with a weather vane on top. The tower is visible from the ground or from the nearby car park... more..

This is a chimney stack that can be seen over the bookmakers G C Bloxham located in the Carfax. A fantastic amount of design and work has gone into this only for it to be lost amongst the rooftops.... more..

This copper topped corner window is in the Carfax, Horsham. It is above the Natwest bank and was built in 1897 and was designed in the Queen Anne style by the architect Frederick Wheeler FRIBA who had offices in Horsham... more..

This looks a lot like a greenhouse on a rooftop but it is more likely that it is a skylight. It is in a state of disrepair and probably supplies water to the occupants below. This view is from the new car park in Black Horse way... more..

This is above Sussex Blinds at 53 East Street. The way the two storey corner tower juts out is impressive and serves no function other than design and giving a square section to the room. The detail on the brickwork at the top is still in good condition despite its proximity to the busy road

The picture below shows the street in 1891, the year that the featured property was built. At that time the structure had a steeply pitched pyramid shaped roof. This was in place at the end of the second world war but Hidden Horsham would like to know the exact date of its ... more..