Cuckfield Collection
"Cuckfield: A Historic Sussex Village Unveiled" Step back in time to the year 1789
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"Cuckfield: A Historic Sussex Village Unveiled" Step back in time to the year 1789, where the charming village in Sussex began weaving its fascinating tapestry of history. Nestled amidst picturesque landscapes, this quaint town holds tales that span centuries. One notable landmark is the Union Workhouse, a testament to the challenges faced by society during those times. It stands as a reminder of the struggles and resilience of our ancestors. Gideon Mantell, an English geologist ahead of his time, discovered a suarian - an incredible find that revolutionized our understanding of prehistoric life. A Sawrian cartoon immortalizes his groundbreaking achievement and showcases his passion for unearthing Earth's secrets. Transport yourself further into history with "A Trip to Brighton a Hundred Years Ago, " capturing Cuckfield on a bustling fair day in 1788. The unknown artist skillfully brings to life scenes filled with merriment and excitement—a glimpse into past joys. The Kings Head inn beckons weary travelers seeking respite from their journeys through its doors. Its colorful lithograph invites you to experience warm hospitality and indulge in tales shared over pints among friends. Wheatsheaf PH stands proudly captured in an old photograph—its walls echoing stories whispered within them throughout generations. This establishment has witnessed countless memories etched into its very foundation. From the White Hart comes another vibrant lithograph—a window into days gone by when laughter echoed through these halls, creating lasting bonds between locals and visitors alike. However, not all moments were joyous; tragedy struck when Percy Lefroy Mapleton found himself before magistrates at Cuckfield following The Brighton Railway Tragedy—an engraving preserving this somber event forever etched upon history's pages. In contrast, Mr Henry Blacker takes center stage as he towers above others—an engraving showcasing him as Britain's giant amongst men—a true marvel that captivated the imaginations of all who laid eyes upon him.