12 historic images of Horndean

Here’s another wonderful selection of images from The News archives.

It shows Horndean as it used to be in the past. In this selection you will see a D-Day tank convoy on the verge of London Road, Horndean at the start of the Second World War, large crowds gathered at the Horndean War Memorial, the attractive Keydell House on the edge of Horndean, workers from Gale's Brewery back in 1910 and the old brewery itself from years ago.

Workers from Gale's Brewery, Horndean, in 1910placeholder image
Workers from Gale's Brewery, Horndean, in 1910
Horndean Square. The road to the right is the southbound A3 London Road and to the left to Rowlands Castle and Havant.placeholder image
Horndean Square. The road to the right is the southbound A3 London Road and to the left to Rowlands Castle and Havant.
Crowds gather at the Horndean War Memorial. Picture: Jon Jacksonplaceholder image
Crowds gather at the Horndean War Memorial. Picture: Jon Jackson
A hunt meeting at Horndean.
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A hunt meeting at Horndean. Picture: costen.co.uk
Keydell House which was set in 45 acres on the edge of Horndean.
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Keydell House which was set in 45 acres on the edge of Horndean. Picture: Paul Costen collection
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