Seaward Sussex: The South Downs from End to End

by Edric Holmes

• [ Hurstmonceux Frontispiece]
• [ Near Alciston]
• [ Market Cross, Alfriston]
• [ A Sussex Lane, Jevington]
• [ Willingdon]
• [ Lamb Inn, Eastbourne]
• [ Wannock]
• [ Old House, Petworth]
• [ The Barbican, Lewes Castle]
• [ St. Anne's Church, Lewes]
• [ The Priory Ruins, Lewes]
• [ Anne of Cleves House, Southover]
• [ The Grange, Southover]
• [ Cliffe]
• [ Firle Beacon]
• [ Alfriston Church]
• [ Alfriston]
• [ Lullington Church]
• [ Litlington]
• [ West Dean]
• [ East Dean]
• [ Beachy Head]
• [ Old Parsonage, Eastbourne]
• [ Jevington]
• [ Pevensey]
• [ Westham]
• [ Wilmington Green]
• [ Newhaven Church]
• [ Bishopstone Church Porch]
• [ Seaford Church]
• [ Seaford Head]
• [ Rottingdean]
• [ Brighton]
• [ The Pavilion, Brighton]
• [ St. Nicholas, Brighton]
• [ St. Peter's, Brighton]
• [ Poynings]
• [ Danny]
• [ Hurstpierpoint]
• [ Wolstonbury]
• [ Portslade Harbour]
• [ Shoreham and the Adur]
• [ New Shoreham]
• [ Old Shoreham]
• [ Sompting]
• [ Coombes]
• [ Upper Beeding]
• [ Bramber]
• [ St. Mary's, Bramber]
• [ Steyning]
• [ Grammar School, Steyning]
• [ Old Houses, Steyning]
• [ Chanctonbury Ring]
• [ Findon]
• [ Broadwater]
• [ Salvington Mill]
• [ Old Houses at Tarring]
• [ Beckets' Palace, Tarring]
• [ Arundel from the River]
• [ Arundel Castle]
• [ The Keep, Arundel]
• [ Arundel Gateway]
• [ Arundel Church]
• [ Lyminster]
• [ Clymping]
• [ Church Street, Littlehampton]
• [ Littlehampton Harbour]
• [ Amberley Castle]
• [ Stopham Bridge]
• [ Byworth]
• [ Petworth Church]
• [ Petworth House]
• [ Saddler's Row, Petworth]
• [ Cowdray]
• [ The Granary, Cowdray]
• [ Market Square, Midhurst]
• [ Midhurst Church]
• [ East Lavant]
• [ Felpham]
• [ Boxgrove Priory Church]
• [ Chichester Cathedral]
• [ Chichester Palace and Cathedral]
• [ Bell Tower, Chichester]
• [ Chichester Cross]
• [ St. Mary's Hospital, Chichester]
• [ Fishbourne Manor]
• [ Fishbourne Church]
• [ Bosham]
• [ Bosham Mill]
• [ Bosham, The Strand]
• [ Harting]
• [ Cowdray Cottage]
• [ Middle House, Mayfield]
• [ High Street, East Grinstead]
• [ Sackville College]
• [ Causeway, Horsham]
• [ Pond Street, Petworth]
• [ Steyning Church]
• [ North Mill, Midhurst]
• [ Knock Hundred Row, Midhurst]

PLANS.

• [ Geology of the Downs]
• [ Lewes]
• [ The Eastern Downs]
• [ The Brighton Downs]
• [ Old and New Shoreham]
• [ The Valley of the Arun]
• [ Arundel]
• [ Chichester]
• [ Chichester Cathedral]
• [ The Lowlands]
• [ The Western Downs]
• [ The Roads from London to the Downs]

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ARCHITECTURAL TERMS

The following brief notes will assist the traveller who is not an expert, in arriving at the approximate date of ecclesiastical buildings.

SAXON 600-1066. Simple and heavy structure. Very small wall openings. Narrow bands of stone in exterior walls.

NORMAN 1066-1150. Round arches. Heavy round or square pillars. Cushion capitals. Elaborate recessed doorways. Zig-zag ornament.

TRANSITION 1150-1200. Round arched windows combined with pointed structural arch. Round pillars sometimes with slender columns attached. Foliage ornament on capitals.

EARLY ENGLISH 1200-1280 (including Geometrical). Pointed arches. Pillars with detached shafts. Moulded or carved capitals. Narrow and high pointed windows. Later period—Geometrical trefoil and circular tracery in windows.