Category:History of Sussex

A

• Archaeological sites in Sussex (5 C, 1 P)

B

• Abbots of Battle (2 P)

C

• Castles in Sussex (2 C)
• Centuries in Sussex (6 C)
• Cinque ports (8 C, 21 P)

D

• Disasters in Sussex (1 C, 4 P)

E

• History of East Sussex (22 C, 40 P)

H

• Hill forts in Sussex (2 C)
• Hundreds of Sussex (3 P)

K

• Kingdom of Sussex (1 C, 2 P)

M

• Military history of Sussex (9 C, 7 P)

T

• Tourist attractions in Sussex (11 C, 1 P)

W

• History of West Sussex (21 C, 40 P)

• History of Sussex
• Timeline of Sussex history

0–9

• 1905 Chichester by-election

A

• Aguillon family
• All Saints Church, Lindfield
• Ascham St Vincent's School

B

• Bury Hill, Arundel

C

• Chichester Canal (painting)
• Cissa of Sussex
• Clovelly-Kepplestone
• Crabbet Arabian Stud
• Custos Rotulorum of Sussex
• Cymenshore

D

• The Dripping Pan

E

• Eastbourne manslaughter

F

• John Farnfold
• Fold Villages

H

• Haestingas
• Battle of Hastings
• Senlac Hill
• Hawkhurst Gang
• History of Christianity in Sussex
• History of Worthing

J

• John de Radynden

L

• Lewes avalanche
• History of local government in Sussex
• Lord Lieutenant of Sussex

M

• Manhood Peninsula
• Maritime history of Worthing
• Mise of Lewes

P

• Petworth Park
• Baron Ponsonby of Shulbrede
• Portsmouth and Arundel Canal

R

• Rape (county subdivision)
• Rape of Arundel
• Rape of Bramber
• Rape of Chichester
• Rape of Hastings
• Rape of Lewes
• Rape of Pevensey
• Royal Brunswick Ground
• Royal New Ground

S

• St Cyprian's School
• Selsey Abbey
• Selsey Bill
• Francis Hill Sewell
• Earl of Sussex
• Sussex (UK Parliament constituency)
• Sussex by the Sea
• Sussex County Cricket Club
• Sussex county cricket teams
• Sussex Family History Group
• Sussex in the High Middle Ages
• Sussex Record Society
• Sussex trug

W

• Wealden cloth industry
• Wealden iron industry
• Worthing Rural District