Some of the included in this selection are workers from Gale's Brewery back in 1910 and The Good Intent pub and tea rooms before it was demolished after 185 years of service. You will also see a very old image of crowds gathering at the Horndean War Memorial undated and Keydell House, which was set in 45 acres on the edge of Horndean. It became Keydell Nurseries, but they moved to a bigger site in 1979. A couple of notable owners of the house include the Victorian actor Edmund Kean and Sir Drury Curzon Drury-Lowe, a full general in the British Army.

5. Horndean memories
Tanks for D-Day on the verge of the London Road Horndean WW2 Preparations for embarkation - tank convoy at Horndean (c) The News, War Series 2888 Photo: The News archive

6. Horndean memories
Horndean or Bramdean House, Horndean, on the left of the old A3. Photo: The News archive

7. Horndean memories
Sent in by Derek Turner of London Road, Cowplain it shows a Horndean tramcar outside the tramshed at Cowplain. Although it closed sometime in 1935 the shed was still in use as a garage until demolition years ago. Photo: The News archive

8. Horndean memories
Horndean Square. The road to the right is the southbound A3 London Road and to the left to Rowlands Castle and Havant. Photo: The News archive

