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Introduction to Moulsecoomb

'Moulsecoomb Memories'
Below is an extract from ‘Moulsecoomb Memories’ by Sheila Winter. This is a personal history depicting the growth of North ...
A Moulsecoomb poem
This is a beautiful poem about Moulsecoomb which is from the book ‘Moulsecoomb Memories’ by Sheila Winter, published by QueenSpark ...
A potted history
This suburb of Brighton and Hove has an impressive history. Its name is largely unaltered from the Old English for ...
It's not all bad
Sue Burton suggested we include Moulsecoomb in ‘My Brighton and Hove’ for the reason she gives below: “Because as far as ...
Moulsecoomb Amateur Boxing & Kickboxing Club
The club was formed in 2004 at the request of the Police and Council to provide a safe regulated facility ...
Welcome to Moulsecoomb
Hello – my name is Tim Ovard, and I am your Local Editor. I’m 24 years old, have lived in ...

A 1950s childhood in Moulsecoomb
A new boy in 1931
A teacher's perspective
Class 2a c1949/50:Teacher Mrs Briggs
Class photo 1947/48: Junior School
Corporation purchase in 1925
Entertaining the parents
Good, hard-working folk
Greycott Kennnels
Growing up in the 1930s
Happy memories of hard times
Hard times shared
Infants playing c1936
Junior School: Class 4a c1949/50
Memorial Birdbath
Memories of the 1950s
My great grandfather's farm
Nativity Play Christmas 1964
Remembering our neighbours
School photograph
Site of 13th century farm
The Chimney Sweep
The late 1960s to early 1970s
Allen West Ltd: opened in 1939
Introduction to Moulsecoomb
Moulsecoomb estate buildings
Moulsecoomb housing estates
Moulsecoomb memories
Moulsecoomb Place
The Avenue

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