Cissbury Hotel - Findon Road -1934 to 1995
Situated on the A24 Findon Road known locally as the Findon valley shops, the Cissbury Hotel presented itself is an imposing structure designed for the modern day motorist of the time. The two angled 'wings' of the building ensured it was clearly seen by passing traffic, and the large forecourt invited easy parking.
It was built by the Kemp Town Brewery who were responsible for many of the pubs in the Worthing area. The building itself dates from 1935. It was demolished in 1995 and replaced with flats.
Apparently it became a popular music venue in 1968 when the local 'Worthing Workshop' were unable to meet at The Norfolk.
It was built by the Kemp Town Brewery who were responsible for many of the pubs in the Worthing area. The building itself dates from 1935. It was demolished in 1995 and replaced with flats.
Apparently it became a popular music venue in 1968 when the local 'Worthing Workshop' were unable to meet at The Norfolk.
Known landlord
1970s to 1993 approx - Eric Nott
1970s to 1993 approx - Eric Nott