Southwick Cricket Club, Southwick. Eleven players and three other men sitting and standing in field with railings and houses in background. Players wear white shirts, sweaters and trousers, some wearing caps one wearing hat, one smoking pipe and one smoking cigarette. At left and right in back row stand two umpires with long white coats, far left back row a man in suit and cap and carrying possibly scorebook.
Southwick Cricket Club, Southwick. 24 male members of the club. 17 men are in whites, 3 umpires and 4 in suits are on Southwick Green. Back row L-R: ?, Bert Gilham, Art Gander, Owen Burtenshaw, ?, Alf Bushby, Reg Brasted,?, Cecil Williams, Harry Short, C. Denyer, A.E.R. Gilligan, ?, Billy Brown. Middle Row L-R: Tidler Bennett, Ron Bushby, S.P.B. Mais, ?, Tom Wilson, Tom Wadey. Front Row L-R: Frank Langdale, ?, Mr Kerridge, Bert Strong. Some are wearing peaked caps.
A pair of horses pulling a plough which is being adjusted by a man in a cap, showing fields and a house on the South Downs. Reproduction of an original photograph.
Two pairs of oxen pulling a plough across a field wearing heavy yokes, steered by a man wearing a sun-hat, waistcoat and jacket, clumps of trees in the background. Reproduction of a photograph.
Steam tractors owned by a farmer, Mr Longstaff, outside the King's Head pub at the western end of the High Street, with workers posing on or by the traction engines, a sign advertises Bournville cocoa in the background. Reproduction of an original photograph.
Iron barque at sea flying the Red Ensign flag. The ship weighed 398 tons and was built for R.H. Penney, coal merchant of Southwick, and nine other Quakers, by Iliff Mounsey & Co of Sunderland in 1868. Photograph of a painting.
The Old Rectory on Kingston Lane, Southwick showing the thatched roof with a stone wall and buildings behind. Standing in front of the house is a woman in a cap next to a pram and an older bearded man in a suit and cap carrying a bundle (of skins ?). Reproduction of an original photograph.
Penney & Sons, Albion Street, Southwick. Two-storey building with large entrance on street level, three sash windows on first floor. Sign R. H. Penney & Sons shipbrokers & sailmakers. Coal timber firewood merchants. Smokeless steam coal". Board advertising a coffee bar on ground floor. Three men wearing suits and hats one in sailor's uniform. The building later became the Seamen's Mission."
Albion Street, Southwick. View looking east. Methodist Church is on the left, and Courtney Birkett Ltd, motor engineers and boat builders, are on the far right. Man outside the church. Shops in the distance with awnings. Postmarked 23 August 1910. Sent to Mr W.E. Stringer, Delawarr Road, East Grinstead from Hector.
Kingston Bridge and Lane, near Shoreham-by-Sea. Brick railway bridge at the south end of Kingston Lane. Lamp post in the distance. Postmarked 22 August 1910. Sent to Mr W.E. Stringer, Delawarr Road, East Grinstead.
Southwick football club team, Southwick. Twelve players standing and sitting in three rows in field with trees in background, most wearing footbal shirts with vertical stripes. In foreground is low table and cloth with letters SFC holding four trophies. In back row are three men wearing suits and ties, head-and-shoulders photographs of two other men appear in insets above, one wearing jacket and tie the other in football shirt with horizontal stripes. Written on back Senior Cup 1913" and identifications - above: Upton and Linley; back row: Flynn unknown Grigson Woods Catlin Clark Herriot Wheatland; middle row: unknown Page Smart unknown Weller; front: Saunders unknown. "
Coast Guard Station, Southwick. Red brick building. Houses next to it. Sailor in uniform is standing outside.
Town Hall, Albion Street, Southwick. North West corner. Red brick building designed by George Walter Warr, Urban District Surveyor and Engineer. Castellated turret. Boats in the canal.
Albion Street, Southwick. View looking east. Courtney and Birkett shipbuilders on the right. Town Hall beyond. Shops with awnings. Street lamp. People on the street.
Gerald Leake in Jose Weiss’s ‘Elsie’ may have been the first man to make a powered flight in Sussex, barely beating Piffard by a month. Weiss’ machine seen here on Littlehampton sands.
Gerald Leake in Jose Weiss’s ‘Elsie’ may have been the first man to make a powered flight in Sussex, barely beating Piffard by a month. Weiss’ machine seen here on Littlehampton sands.
Gerald Leake in Jose Weiss’s ‘Elsie’ may have been the first man to make a powered flight in Sussex, barely beating Piffard by a month. Weiss’ machine seen here on Littlehampton sands.
Gerald Leake in Jose Weiss’s ‘Elsie’ may have been the first man to make a powered flight in Sussex, barely beating Piffard by a month. Weiss’ machine seen here on Littlehampton sands.
Gerald Leake in Jose Weiss’s ‘Elsie’ may have been the first man to make a powered flight in Sussex, barely beating Piffard by a month. Weiss’ machine seen here on Littlehampton sands.
Gerald Leake in Jose Weiss’s ‘Elsie’ may have been the first man to make a powered flight in Sussex, barely beating Piffard by a month. Weiss’ machine seen here on Littlehampton sands.
Gerald Leake in Jose Weiss’s ‘Elsie’ may have been the first man to make a powered flight in Sussex, barely beating Piffard by a month. Weiss’ machine seen here on Littlehampton sands.
Petrol distribution station at Turberville Wharf, Shoreham Harbour, Southwick. Elevated view with Lower Brighton Road in foreground, petrol station on left with signs National Benzine Mixture" "Wholesale Depot" "Turberville". One petrol tanker driving out of gates another in yard. Harbour in background with Mystery Towers under construction. Part of Penney's Wharf."
Railway Station, Southwick. Signal box on the right. Entrance to station on the left. Horse drawn cab in front of the station. Men by the horse. World War One German gun displayed in foreground. South Station buildings now destroyedl.
Shoreham Fire Engine and Firemen, Shoreham-by-Sea. Fire Officers in uniform. Copy photograph.
Windmill Inn, Old Shoreham Road, Southwick. Opposite Roman Road. Horse and trap with driver and boy seated in it. Men and children are standing in front ot it. Windmill Inn is behind. Advert for Robin's Brighton Ales. Inn demolished in 1972 when road was widened to become a dual carriageway.
Horse Drawn? Tram. Tram in depot. Wreath on the tram.
Crowd of spectators at the opening ceremony (headed by Lord Leconfield) for the new iron arched bridge over the River Adur. Men, women and children in best dress in the foreground, the bridge decked in bunting in the background.
Rowing Boats, Shoreham-by-Sea. View from the ferry landing point on the south side of the River Arun and north end of Ferry Road. 5 rowing boats in foreground with passengers and ferrymen. Children. Boats named 'Lilian', 'Why Not' ? Family names on boats include, Fred Young, Upton, and W. Parsons. St Mary de Haura Church is in the distance. Boats on the other side of Shoreham Harbour can be seen.
The footbridge across the River Adur, Shoreham-by-Sea. View from the south end looking across the newly-built bridge towards the town, top of the tower of St Mary de Haura Church just visible centre right background. Wooden walkway, steel girders and barriers, lights hanging from overhead girders. The footbridge was built as a toll bridge in 1921 with the toll booth at the town end. Postcard with title The Drawbridge (New Footbrige) Shoreham". Postmarked 31 August 1921 sent to Warrant Engr J Woolger R.N. HMS Calypso Gibraltar with message "This is our new bridge I have not been on it yet waiting for you to take me. As usual from your T.L.W.""
Norfolk Bridge across the River Adur, the chain-link suspension bridge (built 1832 and demolished in the 1920s). View from the east looking west towards the bridge with stone arch with lion on top, toll gate, telegraph poles, men and a dog in foreground.
Lion Statue being dismantled from the Norfolk Bridge, Shoreham-by-Sea. Statue is being prepared for its transfer to Arundel Castle. Four men in hats are overseeing the removal. The bridge was about to be demolished for a replacement. The stone lion was part of the Coat of Arms of the Duke of Norfolk. The lion and horse statues taken down from the bridge arches were removed to Arundel Castle at the request of the Duchess of Norfolk. Postcard addressed to Mr Cheal, Rosslyn Road, Shoreham.
Horse Drawn Delivery Vehicle. Man in cap and overcoat beside it. Van belongs to Great Northern Steam Bakery, Portslade by Sea, Brighton. Large basket. Brick building behind. Copy photograph.
High Street, Shoreham-by-Sea. Horse drawn delivery van with driver. Man is standing next to it. They are outside Ayling grocer, wine and spirit merchant shop. Advert for Burgoyne's. International Boot Co. is in the distance. Copy photograph.
Charabanc outside Southwick Railway Station. Men wearing hats in front of the motor. A child is next to them. Men and women are sitting on the charabanc.
Steam Roller, Southview Road, Southwick. Steam roller in the foreground with men, the operators, beside it and one above. Houses behind with Congregational Church on right. Water cart on the right.
An unmade road looking east from the bottom of Stoney Lane showing two or three terraced cottages in the background. The area was developed in 1956 and there is now a council estate on this site.
Shoreham Grammar School, Pond Road, Shoreham. Eastern elevation of the main school building. Postmarked 10 February 1905. Postcard sent from Lucy to Mr R.G. Barber, Farnley Mill, Birdham.
High Street, Shoreham-by-Sea, looking east from Crown & Anchor pub before demolition of south side to widen the road. On left are shops including: Ernest Pierce Stationer, Mence Smith household stores, Flinn & Son dyers. In centre background is building with angled wooden boards on first floor to prevent debris falling into stree during demolition. On right are advertising posters for Bovril, Ronuk floor polish, Jas. L Mack estate agent. Lamp post in right foreground.
View across the River Adur to Shoreham-by-Sea, taken from Norfolk Bridge. In foreground the river and a rowing boat with a young woman and three children, and a model sailing boat. In background houses and buildings of Shoreham, the tower of St Mary de Haura Church, sailing boats on far side of river. Coloured postcard postmarked 29 July 1907 and sent to Miss Bennett, The Retreat, Lyme Regis, Dorset.
High Street, Shoreham-by-Sea, looking east from the west end. Shops on left including Harker ironmongers, Southdown Motor Services with poster advertising time-tables, tobacconists with advertisement for de Reszke cigarettes. Brewery chimney in distance, bus and open-top car on street, men and women walking. The Bridge Hotel on right.
View from north side of Norfolk Bridge showing shops at west end of High Street, including W.H. Harker's corn store and ironmongers, Petersfield laundry, and shops with signs reading G.W. Bushby and S.J. Jackson, horses with goods wagons in the road. Print of an original photograph.
Red Lion Public House, Old Shoreham, Shoreham-by-Sea. Oil? painting, possibly by Brook Harrison? Black and white photograph postcard of the colour painting. The pub is on the left. Horse and cart on the right. Cottages in the background. Inscribed 'Red Lion 1884'.
Buckingham Road, Shoreham-by-Sea, looking north from the railway level crossing. Houses on left with low walls and hedges bordering front gardens, man rides bicycle, horse-drawn cart in distance. In right foreground is advertising poster for Bill's Wild West"possibly for the show of Colonel William "Buffalo Bill" Cody who was performing in the area in 1903. Postcard postmarked 13 August 1904 sent to Mrs. Woolmer 8 Queen's Place Shoreham.."
