Architecture of Sussex

1906 – Public Library, Littlehampton, Sussex

Architect: H. Howard

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Built as a Free Library and still in use as one today. This was the first purpose-built public library in West Sussex. The land was donated by the Duke of Norfolk. The foundation stone was laid by Lord Edmund Talbot MP on 4 March 1905.

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Published June 26, 2009 | Last Updated September 7, 2025

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