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Parham House When Clive Pearson bought Parham House in 1922, it was just a husk of an Elizabethan shell. He lavished his considerable wealth and engineering knowledge on a faithful restoration while he and his wife, Alicia set about filling the interior with no expense spared. That is not to say that Parham House became a gaudy showpiece, but rather a carefully curated home full of significant portraits and paintings, textiles, embroidery and furniture. If this sounds like a

St. Mary’s church West Horsley is an iconic part of our local landscape and it’s likely that you have been inside, either as a curious visitor or as a regular member of a thriving congregation. Even so it is well worth making a visit to take a closer look at The de Berners’ Window. TASHL is proud to have contributed a small amount towards the window restoration and ongoing protection. This stained-glass is a small but perfectly formed portrait of Sir James de Berner which

Are you interested in sewing and embroidery? Would you like to become an Arts Society Heritage Volunteer? We are currently looking for new volunteers to join an exciting project in Surrey The Arts Society Heritage Volunteers have been working in this Grade 1 Listed manor house for five years cleaning, recording and repairing the vast collection of books on its many shelves West Horsley Place We are now looking to establish a second Arts Society project to record and stabilise