Red Lion, Steyning Road, Old Shoreham
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Red Lion, Steyning Road, Old Shoreham
Image: © Simon Carey Taken: 7 Dec 2008
A pub on the A283 next to the junction with Upper Shoreham Road. Until 1968 this was the A27/A283 junction with the road continuing to travel westwards over the old Toll Bridge opposite the church. The building dates from at least the 18th century and may be earlier and was once on the small strand area of the village until the coming of the road over the river in 1783 and the building of the new turnpike which became the A283 in 1807.
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Image Location
Latitude
50.840292
Longitude
-0.285281