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| B2138, Tripp Hill.- looking south.
Old Station Masters House to right, served the nearby station which operated between 1889-1955. The road on the right leads to the old station - Fittleworth Bridge behind photographer. photo - Simon Carey - 5 April, 2009 - - next photo |
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| Fittleworth Bridge over the Rother looking west, upstream. Fittleworth to right.
Navigable from the Arun at Stopham to Midhurst from 1794 to 1888 and closing to all trade in 1936 The centre arch was enlarged to accomodate commercial barges. photo - Hugh Neve - Sep.2007 - - next photo |
You are on the B2138 at Fittleworth, West Sussex, UK - in the Fittleworth Photo gallery - page ref - gall1
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