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Horsham is a large town in the West Sussex County in South East England. Horsham is home to the discovery of the famous Horsham Head, an arrowhead dating back to the Mesolithic period. It has led historians to believe that Horsham was one of the earliest settlements in England after its separation from mainland Europe.

“Horsham history dates back to thousands of years”, says Vernon Pethard of www.newhomesforsale.co.uk, “and the town played an important role during the medieval ages.” Horsham remained a farming town with a vibrant ironworks industry. Industrial revolution was late to arrive in Horsham but caused significant changes in its social landscape. Brick making and brewing became major businesses during that era.

Horsham economy is based on manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, financial services, and technology. Horsham retains its status of a major market town in South East England. Major suburbs of Horsham include Holbrook, Littlehaven, Needles Estate, and Oakhill. Horsham is located at a distance of 37 miles from London. The town of Horsham has a total population of 55,657. New homes in Horsham, new apartments in Horsham and affordable housing in Horsham can all be found by using the search facility on the new homes Horsham website.

Places of Interest in Horsham

Horsham Museum: Horsham Museum is the place to visit for tourists who want to marvel at the rich history of this region. Horsham Museum is maintained with excellence at it is housed in a medieval building made of timber frames. There are twenty six galleries in Horsham Museum with each showing a different aspect of the rich history of the region. Horsham Museum is one of the most visited tourist attractions in the town.

All Saint's Church: This is one of the oldest churches of Horsham, built during the early Victorian period. Signs of fortification remain on two sides of this Horsham building, which are reminiscent of the role it played during upheavals and uprisings.

St Mary, the Virgin Church: It is said to be the oldest building in Horsham. This landmark Horsham building was built during the first half of the 13th century though excavations reveal the remains of a Norman church. The church is a popular tourist attraction in Horsham and offers great insight into the old construction and masonry. It has also undergone renovations during the following centuries and is in a well preserved shape.

Warnham Nature Reserve: This Horsham landmark is spread over 92 acres and attracts a large number of tourists, especially those interested in nature and wildlife. Horsham and surrounding areas are home to a great diversity in plant and animal life and this park is the best place to explore it.

Horsham Arts Centre: Fans of Horsham arts and theatre should visit this centre. Horsham Arts Centre hosts a number of exhibitions, stage performances, stand-up comedy, musical concerts, and other events. Summer is a particularly active time for Horsham art and theatre scene with many performances in a week.

Famous People from Horsham

Footballer Allen Mullery was born in a region close to Horsham. Pop band The Feeling was formed in the town of Horsham.

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