Site of Holland Road Halt
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Site of Holland Road Halt
Image: © Simon Carey Taken: 14 May 2006
Taken from left hand side of here, Image] this spot marks the site of the former station which was an intermediate stop between Brighton and Hove. The platforms were wooden and access was down a flight of stairs on each side from Holland Road. The station was closed in 1956 and nothing remains of its existence today. The line is the west coast one which links Brighton to Portsmouth and it is joined by the Cliftonville Spur, a link that enables trains to bypass Brighton Station, just behind the flats to the right. The bridge in the distance is this, Image] .
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Image Location
Latitude
50.832733
Longitude
-0.161014