Our display cases are periodically refreshed with their contents featured throughout this website, but we also have a regularly rotating showcase at the front of the museum, a rotating costume display, a roving community display case and a hireable memory box.
With the opening of Henfield's railway branch in 1861, the village would be transformed and recover a more egalitarian means of transport, 50 years after it ceased to be on the main route of the London-Brighton stagecoaches.
This comprehensive photo display marks 60 years of closure, illustrating both Henfield's station, and the others along the Shoreham-Horsham route. Drop by (perhaps arriving by bike along the old route, now the Downs Link cycle path) - and then perhaps you might be tempted to buy one of our railway books or DVDs!