Midhurst described - part of The Rother Valley Guide, West Sussex, England, UK

The Rother Valley
West Sussex, England
Midhurst
descriptions

Looking from South Street and the Spread Eagle towards Red Lion Street Phil Dixon, 2006

MIDHURST DESCRIBED

1911 - Encyclopedia Britannica
1920 - Edric Holmes
1950 - What to See in England

In the quiet country town of Midhurst the curfew bell
is still tolled each evening at eight from the church
.... Langust

H.G. Wells described the town in his autobiography.........
"Midhurst has always been a happy place for me.
I suppose it rained there at times,
but all my memories of Midhurst are in sunshine"

Once voted the second best place in England to live...has now been voted the second most expensive place to live...click

Rother Valley Trail link - - Midhurst photographs

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A short selection of links to the many other pages from Gravelroots
Chithurst - - Cocking - - Didling - - Duncton - - Easebourne - - East Lavington - - Fernhurst - - Fittleworth - - Graffham
Harting - - Heyshott - - Iping - - Lickfold - - Linch - - Lodsworth - - Lurgashall - - Midhurst - - Northchapel - - Nyewood
Petworth - - Rogate - - Selham - - South Ambersham - - Stedham - - Tillington - - Trotton - - Upperton

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