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The present chairman considers the 2005 forecast and the likely future development of the Museum and the Trust

20 years ago Gerry Williams, the fourth chairman of the Trust, looked at the future development of the Museum

Educating the public on local history and the Trust using the global reach available with digital technology

The present curator details the professionalising of the Museum

An historical story about the 'likely' interior of Warblington Castle

A maritime story about the Portsmouth and Arundel Navigation

Strahan Soames, author and third chairman of the Trust, from a daughter's perspective

Life of Michael Kennett, second chairman of the Trust and a proud Emsworthian, as recalled by his son

Descriptions of Museum life over the past 50 years

David Rudkin, Trust founder and first chairman, as depicted from a son's perspective

Local history sustained by local people for some 50 years. The Trust President reflects on this achievement

A Special 50th Anniversary Edition about Local history and the Trust

History of the Emsworth Sailing School from its inception by Crab Searl in 1958 to 1988

Percy Jeeves was a professional cricketer whom Wodehouse saw play in 1913 and he then immortalised the name in his Jeeves and Wooster stories.

Wodehouse's love of cricket found an outlet both as a player and a writer of cricket-themed stories

The growth of the Rowlands Castle Brickworks

Work of the Emsworth fire station team located on the ground floor of the Museum building

Memoir written in 1925 that included details about Emsworth fires.

Life of the first Langstone Bridge built in 1824

Work in partnership with the local community by the Arun & Rother Rivers Trust trading as Western Sussex Rivers Trust. This is a 10-year restoration plan for the River Ems.