Cuckfield Connections

There has just been opened at Lewes Castle a very interesting exhibition of ancient Sussex iron work, which is exhibited by reason of a...

The next General Assembly, or meeting of the Company or Proprietors of the River Ouse navigation, will be holden by the adjournment at...

The state of all the Wealden roads, until the macadamising process arrived later in the 19th century, was a constant source of adverse...

Sussex author Thurston Hopkins in his book 'The Lure of Sussex', makes some observations about the Sergison Arms and Muster Green which...

Here are the locations of all the known furnaces and forges around Cuckfield village dating back to the sixteenth century . Not all the...

Cuckfield Furnace This is the best known of Cuckfield’s ironwork sites and, because of its remote location, it still exists - although...

Cannon balls sent to the Tower from Cuckfield From Elizabethan times to the turbulent years of the English Civil Wars Cuckfield was a...

It seems extraordinary that a seventeenth century account of what was involved in making iron in Cuckfield should still exist in the 21st...

This is taken from an article by Margaret Holt, taken from the Spring 1993, Bulletin of the Wealden Iron Research Group Newsletter, ...

In Margaret Holt's account. in the Spring 1993, Bulletin of the Wealden Iron Research Group Newsletter, we learn from former owner of...

Cuckfield Women’s Institute There was an element of mystery About the November meeting of the Cuckfield Women’s Institute, held in the...

HISTORIC HOUSES OF SUSSEX By VISCOUNT WOLSELEY No 13 - CUCKFIELD PLACE (from:- The Sussex County Magazine November 1928) In driving from...

Mid Sussex Times - Tuesday 12 February 1895 THE PAST HISTORY OF CUCKFIELD. SECOND LECTURE BY CANON COOPER. On Wednesday evening Canon...

Mid Sussex Times - Tuesday 29 January 1895 CUCKFIELD AND ITS HISTORY. Canon Cooper (Vicar of Cuckfield) gave a deeply interesting lecture...

Mid Sussex Times - Tuesday 23 August 1887 SAUNTERINGS BY “SAUNTERER” No.II In reply to Mr. Brook's flattering compliment, and to allay...