There are two railway bridges in Imberhorne Lane, which sometimes causes confusion.  This view looks west at the three arch bridge that served the Three Bridges route.  This bridge has a rather odd stone and brick combination which suggests that it is not original. The brick section shows evidence of repairs and tie-rods. There is another large single arch bridge which takes the road over the line that ran south from East Grinstead, and which is now part of the Bluebell Railway. 07.08.2009
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