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Photograph gallery – Places – The church

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St Peter's Church — St Peter’s Church

St Peter's Church — St Peter’s Church

St Peter's Church interior c.1900 — St Peter’s Church interior c.1900

St Peter's Church c.1910 — St Peter’s Church c.1910

St Peter's Church — St Peter’s Church

Old Manor Farm & Church

St Peter's Church Lychgate c. 1910 — St Peter’s Church Lychgate c. 1910

EH Shepard's grave — EH Shepard’s grave

Latest changes

A draft searchable catalogue of our archive is now on-line

The Society wins Best Website of the Year Award (see Home page)

Lodsworth Clergy – first edition of new page added

Voices from (and about) Lodsworth’s Past – first edition of new page added

Ancient Monuments and Archaeological Sites

Recent Posts

Henry Hills
‘The Story of an English Village’ by Martin Hepworth & AE Marshall
‘The Commonwealth War Graves Commission’ by Admiral Sir Ian Garnett
Old Notice Board
Charles Sims & Harold Speed (1872-1957)

Lodsworth’s WW1 memorial

The stories of our war memorial and of the casualties commemorated on it can be found in the Book of Remembrance in St Peter's church and on Midhurst U3A's Rother Valley War Memorials website. Some of the stories were featured in a display in St Peter's church set up for the event Oh, was it a lovely war? on 23 August 2014.

50 years of Outlook, our parish magazine

Past copies of Lodsworth’s village magazine, Outlook, contain a wealth of information, not only of what was happening in the village at the time of publication, but of memories of earlier times. You can now read the copies from 1963 to 2013 in our on-line archive: 50 Years of Outlook

Exploring the history of our village

Our website

• Provides references to our archives of historic documents, photographs, maps and recordings and, where possible, provides direct access to these
• Keeps you informed about the Society's events and publications
• Helps you with your own research
• Enables members to share their thoughts and the information they have discovered

Why not join our Society?

Are you interested in the history of your house, local residents, our school, our church, our shops, our public houses, our habitat, transport in our area, our sports and other clubs?
Why not join our Society?

Your historical records

Do you have historical material that might be of interest to other members of the Society? If so, please contact us so that we can discuss whether to add it to our archives and/or this website.

Copyright & Privacy

There is a possibility that some of the photographs or other material in this community website are subject to copyright or are considered private. If this is so, please let us know and we will amend or remove the material.

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