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Publications
The Museum publishes a number of books and leaflets to help you enjoy your visit to
Arundel. Also look out for the greetings cards with scenes from Arundel past and present.
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Old Sussex Recipes
Produced by Arundel Museum Society for the first Arundel Food
Festival held in October 2010, this 8-page booklet contains 10 traditional
Sussex recipes.
It is available from the Arundel Museum & Information Centre,
and costs £1.
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Arundel Museum Brief History Series by Rosemary Hagedorn
Rosemary Hagedorn has written two titles in this series, and a
third is in preparation. They are published by Arundel Museum Society, and
proceeds from their sale will go to support the development of Arundel Museum.
- The Making of Arundel: The Architectural Legacy of the Earls
of Arundel and Dukes of Norfolk.
This book reveals the impact which the holders of the castle had, directly or
indirectly, on the development of Arundel's rich architectural heritage from
the Norman period to the 20th century. There is a useful timeline putting the
history of Arundel into the context of national events from 1066 to 2008.
- Earls and Dukes: a Brief History of the Arundel
Dynasties.
This book describes the dramatic and eventful lives of the Earls of Arundel
and Dukes of Norfolk, and is unique in listing every noble holder of Arundel
Castle from 1067 to the present.
- Arundel Through the Ages: a Brief History of the Town from
1000AD.
This book is in preparation.
The books cost £4.95 each plus p&p. They are in A5 format with
34 pages and black and white illustrations.
The first two books are on sale at the Arundel Museum & Information
Centre.
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Walk This Way
The Museum Society has published two leaflets for people who wish to follow
self-guided walks around the town. They are available from the Arundel Museum &
Information Centre. They cost £1 each.
- Footsteps Back in Time - a walk around the centre of the town
- Bridge to Bridge Walk - a walk along the north side of the river
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Inns and Taverns of Old Arundel by Rupert Brooks
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Inns and Taverns of Old Arundel is a new book by Rupert
Brooks.
The book is a detailed, illustrated account of the inns and taverns
that once existed in Arundel. There were some 40 named ale and beerhouses, of
which only seven have survived. The book is a detailed exposition of where these
old houses can still be found, what they were called in their heyday, and who the
publicans were. Anecdotal reminiscences of the past and recollections of how the
old premises looked have helped to create the atmosphere of these drinking places.
The book includes photographs of the present sites of the beerhouses together with
photographs from late Victorian times.
It is a hardbound, 88-page book, and includes 54 photographs. It
is published by Phillimore. It costs £14.95. It is available for sale at the
Arundel Museum & Information Centre, at Larkins in Tarrant Street, or by contacting the
author at
rupert_brooks@btconnect.com.
Rupert Brooks is generously donating all profits from sales to
Museum funds.
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Arundel Voices by Rosemary Hagedorn et al
This is an illustrated book of memories from 1910 to 1945, edited by
Rosemary Hagedorn, Pamela Umbima, Valerie Lishman and Anne English. It is published
by the Museum Society, and is on sale at the Arundel Museum & Information Centre for £3.
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It's Traditional by Rosemary Hagedorn
A collection of local stories and customs on sale at the Arundel Museum &
Information Centre for £2.
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Greetings Cards
These cards, with scenes from Arundel past and present, are available to purchase
at £1.25 each, or 5 for £5.00. The cards are blank for your own message, and they come
complete with an envelope. They are on sale at the Arundel Museum & Information Centre.
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Photocopied Leaflets
A number of photocopied leaflets are available at the
Arundel Museum & Information Centre for a minimum donation of 10p to
the Museum Society:
- I Spy Victorian Buildings
A family trail and quiz.
- Victorian Arundel Walk
A description of some of the Victorian buildings in Arundel.
And for children for a minimum donation of 20p:
- A Trail of Historic Arundel
An I-Spy of the materials used in the construction of the historic
buildings of Arundel.
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