Jeremy's Lane
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Jeremy's Lane
Image: © Simon Carey Taken: 19 Sep 2014
A narrow country lane that runs between London Road, the former A23, and Colwood Lane. This bend lies at its eastern end and was the original eastern junction for the lane as an old north lane ran from Cuckfield Lane, now the B2115, west of Pitts Head Crossroads and headed south via Hazelden Farm, Beggars Bush Bottom and Hill House Farm to this point here. In the early 19th century a portion of the lane became the London-Brighton turnpike though it seems to have been rerouted by the 1842 tithe map and the old lane stopped up with just the southern portion becoming part of Jeremy's Lane the section beyond the old junction the drive to Hill House Farm. To the north the old lane can still be made out in places by field boundaries.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.008074
Longitude
-0.199561