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This street is not shown on the OS map of 1880, and a nursery covers the area. Barttelot is a local family surname.
©Nigel Cox
On Barttelot Road
©Dave Grainger
These offices, in Barttelot Road, were the police station for Horsham from 1894 to 1973 and the Sussex Police Headquarters from 1897 to 1922. Its most infamous occupant was John George Haigh: the acid bath murderer.
©Andy Potter
At the junction of East Street and Park Way.
©Andy Potter
©Lambert
Formerly the Weights & Measures Office for the area. Now it's home to a distributor of fastenings (nuts, bolts etc.) Next door to [[389599]]
©Andy Potter
The Salvation Army first registered a meeting place in Springfield Road in 1887 and moved to this site, in Barttelot Road Circa 1969. Services are now held in the new Citadel in Booth Way.
©Andy Potter
©Basher Eyre
©Lambert
Just south of Horsham railway station.
©Peter Trimming
©Lambert
Dist:0.1km<br/>The Ironbridge stands as a gateway to Horsham for those Guildford bound on the A281. Beyond this you will need a good sense of direction, keen observation skills and a 'can do' attitude if you are to emerge successfully on the road of your choice.
©Peter Cox
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Dist:0.1km<br/>The Jobcentre at the Junction of East Street & Parkway
©Dave Grainger
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©Lambert

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