SEAWARD SUSSEX - online book

The South Downs From End To End
With One Hundred Illustrations By Mary M. Vigers & maps by the author.

By Edric Holmes Published By Robert Scott Roxburghe House London Circa 1920

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"How shall I tell you of the freedom of the Downs- You who love the dusty life and durance of great towns, And think the only flowers that please embroider ladies' gowns- How shall I tell you ..." Edward Wyndham Tempest. Every writer on Sussex must be indebted more or less to the researches and to the archaeological knowledge of the first serious historian of the county, M.A. Lower. I tender to his memory and also to his successors, who have been at one time or another the good companions of the way, my grateful thanks for what they have taught me of things beautiful and precious in Seaward Sussex. E.H.

SEAWARD SUSSEX - Contents index
Title Page - 0001
Prefactory- 0002
Contents - 0003
Forword - 0004
ARCHITECTURAL TERMS - 0005
INTRODUCTION - 0006
Page - 0007
Page - 0008
Page - 0009
Page - 0010
Page - 0011
Page - 0012
Page - 0013
GEOLOGY OF THE DOWNS - 0014
Page - 0015
LEWES - 0016
Page - 0017
Page - 0018
Page - 0019
Page - 0020
Page - 0021
Page - 0022
Page - 0023
Page - 0024
Page - 0025
Page - 0026
Page - 0027
TO EASTBOURNE AND PEVENSEY - 0028
Page - 0029
Page - 0030
Lullington - 0031
Litlington - 0032
Seven Sisters - 0033
East Dean - 0034
The Head (Beachy) - 0035
Page - 0036
Pevensey - 0037
Page - 0038
Page - 0039
SEAFORD TO BRIGHTON - 0040
Rodmell - 0041
East Blatchington - 0042
Seaford - 0043
Page - 0044
Rottingdean - 0045
Page - 0046
Page - 0047
BRIGHTON - 0048
Page - 0049
Page - 0050
Page - 0051
Page - 0052
Page - 0053
Preston - 0054
Poynings - 0055
Page - 0056
Hurstpierpoint - 0057
Anne of Cleves - 0058
Ditchling - 0059
SHOREHAM AND WORTHING - 0060
Page - 0061
Page - 0062
Page - 0063
Lancing, College - 0064
Queen Caroline - 0065
Bramber (Brymburgh) Castle - 0066
Page - 0067
Page - 0068
Steyning - 0069
Page - 0070
Page - 0071
Page - 0072
Page - 0073
Worthing - 0074
Sompting - 0075
Miller's Tomb - 0076
ARUNDEL AND THE ARUN - 0077
Page - 0078
Arundel - 0079
Page - 0080
Page - 0081
Page - 0082
Page - 0083
Page - 0084
Clympin - 0085
Houghton Bridge - 0086
Amberley Church - 0087
Page - 0088
THE VALLEY OF THE ROTHER - 0089
Fittleworth - 0090
Petworth - 0091
Midhurst - 0092
Page - 0093
Page - 0094
Page - 0095
Page - 0096
GOODWOOD AND BOGNOR - 0097
Duncton Beacon - 0098
East Dean - 0099
Page - 0100
Walberton - 0101
Page - 0102
Page - 0103
CHICHESTER - 0104
Page - 0105
Page - 0106
Page - 0107
Page - 0108
Page - 0109
Page - 0110
Page - 0111
Chichester Cross - 0112
Page - 0113
SELSEY AND BOSHAM - 0114
Page - 0115
East Wittering - 0116
Page - 0117
Page - 0118
Page - 0119
Westbourne - 0120
Butser Hill - 0121
Harting - 0122
Treyford - 0123
APPENDIX - 0124
LONDON TO THE SOUTH DOWNS—THE WEALD - 0125
LONDON TO LEWES BY WESTERHAM AND MARESFIELD - 0126
Page - 0127
Page - 0128
Page - 0129
Uckfield - 0130
LONDON TO SEAFORD BY EAST GRINSTEAD AND LEWES - 0131
Forest Row - 0132
THE BRIGHTON ROAD - 0133
Page - 0134
Cuckfield - 0135
Page - 0136
THE SHOREHAM ROAD - 0137
THE WORTHING ROAD - 0138
THE CHICHESTER ROAD VIA GUILDFORD AND MIDHURST - 0139
Page - 0140
LONDON TO EASTBOURNE BY OXTED AND HEATHFIELD - 0141
LONDON TO ARUNDEL AND CHICHESTER - 0142