PUBLICATIONS
These publications may help you to find
additional information related to Horsham
and the work of the Society
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Members are able to download any of our publications that are no longer in print. These can be found in the Members' Area and are free of charge.
Proposed Local Heritage List for Horsham Town 2024
The Horsham Society, in conjunction with Horsham District Council, has developed an expanded Local Heritage List for Horsham Town. It comprises buildings and structures within Horsham Town that are significant from a heritage point of view. It shows what is valued at a local level, as opposed to national levels.
The survey work has been undertaken by The Horsham Society with advice from the Senior Conservation Officer, Horsham District Council.
Further information can be found in the links below.
Horsham Town Trail
Town Trail Booklet 2024 edition
A self-guided circular trail around the the central part of Horsham, with options of extending to the railway station in the north and part of the Riverside Walk in the south. , This booklet is suited to adults.
Available from Horsham Museum and Art Gallery in Causeway for £1.50
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Spy Horsham
Spy Horsham is our exciting new children's trail which has been developed with a group of children from Arunside Primary School. It includes forty-six challenges which encourage children to seek out hidden treasures in the the town centre and Horsham Park, collecting points along the way.
A certificate is awarded on completion of all the challenges.
Copies are available for £1.50 from Horsham Museum and Art Gallery in the Causeway.
Good by Design
Good by Design - Building Design in Horsham by Philip Ayerst RIBA
Good by Design combines and expands content from the Horsham Town Design Statement adopted by Horsham District Council in December 2008 and from the Design Protocol of Chichester District Council, December 2013. It is designed as guidance for developers, designers and professional planners.
Horsham's Indian Princess
There are many differing stories about Helena Bennett. She became known as the 'Princess' and can be found in St Mary's graveyard.
Nigel Friswell, Vice President of Horsham Society, has spent many years researching the facts and in 2022 published this 24 page booklet.
Nigel travelled to France to visit the home town of Helena's husband. The present day Comte gave Nigel access to the family archives and following further research he was able to publish this booklet.
Copies can be purchased at £2 each. If you are interested, please complete the General Inquiries form at the bottom of the page.
