Parish Church of St. Mary the Virgin at Horsham

4th July 2006

Horsham Parish Church has its origins in Norman times, but was substatially rebuilt in 1247. With the exceptions of some additions and alterations over the years, the fabric of the church has little changed since then. It is a fascinating building and very well kept

The church as seen from the Causeway	South Wall	South Wall and broach spire	Blocked doorway
Graves	Graves	Tower and Broach spire	The east window.
Porch	The Sacristy or Lollards' Tower	Porch window	Standing in the nave looking to the Chancel and sanctuary
The east window.	Clerestory and arcade seen from the chancel	The altar and carved reredos. To the right is an arched niche containing a piscina and credence.	Tiles on the floor of the sanctuary.
Window in the Chapel of St Nicholas (Roughey Chantry)	The Hoo Monument of 1486. Thomas Hoo was an ancestor of Anne Boleyn.	The Window of the Chapel of St John the Baptist.	Monument to Elizabeth Delves (1654) in the Chapel of St. John the Baptist.
Inscription on the Delves monument.	Memorial to Members of the Hurst Family of Horsham Park.	Window of the All Saints or Jesus Chapel.	Roof of All Saints Chapel