Horsham Avenue North
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Horsham Avenue North
Image: © Simon Carey Taken: 9 Jun 2012
One of the original avenues laid out in 1920 when the town of Peacehaven was developed. The highway originally ran from Firle Road south to the A259 then beyond to the cliff tops. However, the section between Southview Road and Arundel Road was never built upon and had been truncated by the mid 1950s and the land between later used to build the Meridian Centre. For a while an attached garden centre used this route as an access road but has now been closed leaving just the fading lettering on the ground as a reminder.
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Image Location
Latitude
50.797217
Longitude
0.002345