Railway lines pictured from the Ciba factory in the 1950s

Railway lines pictured from the Ciba factory in the 1950s

Horsham in the 1950s: pictures of the railway station, Queen Street and Barttelot Road

By Gina Stainer

Published 30th Dec 2021, 08:30 GMT

Updated 30th Dec 2021, 08:46 GMT

These wonderful photographs taken in the 1950s show some familiar sights around the railway station, as well as some other areas of the town you may recognise.

We are grateful to Barry Stephenson who gave the pictures to us so we can share them with our readers.

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Pictures of Roffey Corner, Rusham Road, Park Street and London Road Pictures show Comptons Lane, the 1951 festival procession, Chesworth and Market Square The Causeway, Cricketfield, Carfax and West Street in the 1950s Pictures of the old Park Bandstand and town centre streets as they were long ago

Pictures of Roffey Corner, Rusham Road, Park Street and London Road Pictures show Comptons Lane, the 1951 festival procession, Chesworth and Market Square The Causeway, Cricketfield, Carfax and West Street in the 1950s Pictures of the old Park Bandstand and town centre streets as they were long ago

Railway lines pictured from the Ciba factory in the 1950s

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Railway lines pictured from the Ciba factory in the 1950s Photo: contributed

The railway crossing in Parsonage Road, Horsham

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The railway crossing in Parsonage Road, Horsham Photo: contributed

Rusper Road, Horsham

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Rusper Road, Horsham Photo: contributed

Horsham Railway Station in the 1950s

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Horsham Railway Station in the 1950s Photo: contributed

Queen Street Post Office and Brighton Road

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Queen Street Post Office and Brighton Road Photo: contributed

New Town, Horsham

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New Town, Horsham Photo: contributed

The Old Malthouse, Springfield Road, Horsham

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The Old Malthouse, Springfield Road, Horsham Photo: contributed

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