West Sussex Geological Society

Here we have some of the resources that the WSGS has utilised since its formation.
The Stone Trails form the basis of local WSGS visits.
We have just recently added historical copies of "Outcrop" since the Inaugral Issue 0 in 1982 through to Winter 2012, as digital pdf versions. Additional copies will be added to the Archive Resource.
Notes as to How Flint is formed is used on Our 'Pebbles-on-the-Beach' event.
And finally there are books and maps for sale on our Chairman's website.

Stone Trails -- Composed by the West Sussex Geological Society

These are a selection of self led guides looking at building stones and local history in the local area.
They are composed by the West Sussex Geological Society and used frequently in local "Building Stone Field Trips".
All these guide are available free in the public domain for general access to directly download from our Downloads Page.
Or to view in a separate window as follows :-

• Stone Trail 1 Worthing Centre and West
  View here, as a PDF, as Worthing Centre and West
• Stone Trail 2 Worthing Centre and East
  View here, as a PDF, as Worthing Centre and East
• Stone Trail 3 Tarring
  View here, as a PDF, as Tarring
• Stone Trail 4 West Sussex Building Stones
  View here, as a PDF, as West Sussex Building Stones
• Stone Trail 5 Pebbles on the Beach
  View here, as a PDF, as Pebbles on the Beach
• Stone Trail 6 Littlehampton
  View here, as a PDF, as Littlehampton

Digital Historic Copies of "Outcrop"

An Archive Page of all historic issues from the (inaugral) issue-0 in May 1982 to (currently) issue-46 Winter 2012, in digital pdf format, are available free in the public domain for general access to view, (no login required). Further issues from number 47 Spring 2013 will be added to the archive, as and when they become available.

Books and Maps for Sale

This is a link to the Second Hand Books / Maps for Sale page on the West Sussex Geology website. westsussexgeology.co.uk/wsg-08-00.html
It is run by our Chairman and all profits are donated to the West Sussex Geological Society.