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Henfield is a large village in West Sussex, almost equidistant between Brighton and Horsham on the A281. These pages contain over 1,800 photographs of the village from the Victorian period to the present day - all with accompanying information. The colour photos are the product of my own cameras of varying types and makes - from compact to DSLR - over many years.
The black and white photographs come from my own archive and those of Alan Barwick, both in his role as Curator of the Henfield Museum and as a private individual. I've also included historical data from Census and Directory documents. There's a hi-res section of watercolours by the children of the Wade family who lived at Croft House around 1900. 
You are welcome to download any of the colour photographs on this website for non-commercial use, other than the Wade watercolours, which are the property of Henfield Parish Council. If you would like higher definition images for personal or commercial purposes, please contact me. I can supply print quality JPG or PDF images at 240dpi for the later photos from the 6,000+ in my collection.
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Brick House: Hamfelds & Pinks - illustrated by Mike Ainscough
Keep tabs on the 2019 Henfield Festival of Gardens and Arts If you haven't been to Henfield before, a new website has been created for the Henfield Community Partnership: Hidden Henfield. Click the link to reveal some little-known facts and some of the treats in our lovely village - and then come for a visit. |