Gallery: photos of Midhurst from the air 1967
Click on individual photos to enlarge, or click on first and use arrow keys to view following. You can
enlarge the pictures further by clicking on the cross that appears in the bottom right hand corner of the
enlargement. On the back of the photos it says these are copyright Chas. White, Arundel House,
Midhurst.
Looking north east with Taylors Field and
South Pond at bottom of picture and
Easebourne at the top.
Looking east over the former railway
line, Taylors Field to the right, Ashfield
Road to the left. You can see the Catholic
Church and White City,
Hendersons/Russells Corner and beyond
to the causeway leading to the Ruins.
These photos first appeared in the Midhurst Times, and my mother ordered prints as they showed Taylors Field where
we lived. There is a slightly different view from this series of photos in the book “Midhurst Town - then and now” by
Vic and Barbara Mitchell, published by the Middleton Press in 1983. Charles White himself published in 1972 “19th &
early 20th century Midhurst in old photographs”; both are splendid collections for the history of Midhurst, and both
are now out of print, though you can still pick up secondhand copies.