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Hewitt's History Files



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SOME things just don't change- as you'll see if you fly back to West Sussex for Christmas half a century ago.
The big Christmas 1957 picture in the Gazette was a sweet drawing of a quaint cottage standing at the junction of Horsham Road and the Crawley bypass- a house with a 'cheerful, welcoming appearance'.

Sadly, also a house with no future whatsoever.

"Soon the charming 300-year-old house with its oak beams, ships' timbers and huge central fireplace will be surrounded bu Corporatoon houses," the Gazette groaned.


Folr full feature see West Sussex Gazette December 19.

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  • Last Updated: 13 December 2007 10:47 AM
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  • Location: Chichester
 
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