Cooksbridge
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Cooksbridge
Image: © Simon Carey Taken: 26 Oct 2005
Allegedly the name Cooksbridge derives from the time of the Battle of Lewes in 1264 when Prince Edward's army set up camp in the vicinity and placed the field kitchen on a bridge over a stream. The village like many others grew around the station, built originally for the older settlement of Hamsey. This view looks south down the A275 as it passes the level crossing next to the station and pub.
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Image Location
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Latitude
50.903108
Longitude
-0.010325