New Widened Access Road (2)
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New Widened Access Road (2)
Image: © Simon Carey Taken: 18 Dec 2010
Opposite view to Image Originally a farm track then a narrow access lane to Stanmer Secondary School (Later renamed Falmer High School) now it has been widened as an access route for the imminent construction of a new East Sussex records office, the rebuilding of Falmer School and a new car park for both school and use for the new football stadium. The building on the corner is Pumping Station House built in 1904 for Falmer Pumping Station and the only survivor as the building housing the pumping equipment was demolished in 1967 and replaced with offices and depots currently occupied by Southern Water. Beyond that is the new flyover due to open last week but postponed due to the weather allowing those coming off the A27 onto the A270 to avoid the new traffic lights at the end of the new access road for the University of Sussex. Marquee Brow is the hill that provides the backdrop.
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Image Location
Latitude
50.859202
Longitude
-0.095462