Converted Warehouse, Railway Lane
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Converted Warehouse, Railway Lane
Image: © Simon Carey Taken: 4 Feb 2007
This part of Lewes was once heaving with industry but is now a quiet residential backwater. The warehouse backs onto the River Ouse whilst the foreground was once a wharf for cargoes from Newhaven. To the left of the warehouse there are no signs left visible that this was once Lewes' railway goods yard with a viaduct carrying the line from Lewes to Uckfield now the area is car park.
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Image Location
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50.873248
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0.015977