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Barcombe station building seen from the overgrown track bed in June 1977. Some damage to the roof is clearly visible.
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Barcombe station forecourt in June 1977. Turner's lorries are seen in a number of pictures of the station post closure. The reason for them being parked at the station is not yet known.
Photo by Alan Young 20.jpg) Detail of the station entrance with its wooden porch in the style of a lychgate in June 1977.
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By September 2005 trees obscured the view of the station from the road bridge during summer months.
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by Dave Holman
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Barcombe station forecourt seen from the approach road to new housing in September 2005. Restoration of the stationmaster's house is underway.
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By April 2022 external restoration of the station was complete leaving some work to be done internally. The classic view of the station from the bridge can now only be seen during winter months with the building being hidden by trees for much of the year.
Photo by Nick Catford 26.jpg) The high standard of conversion of the station into a family home is evident in the view from May 2022. Although not a railway enthusiast the current owner has changed little other than make good the damage and the station and the station still typical of the LBSC stations on the Lewes - East Grinstead line.
Photo by Robin St. Clair
25.jpg) The central section of the station building in May 2022. This housed the stationmaster;s house, booking office and general waiting room.Photo
by Robin St. Clair.
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The high standard of conversion of the station into a family home is evident in the view from May 2022. Although not a railway enthusiast the current owner has changed little other than make good the damage and the station and the station still typical of the LBSC stations on the Lewes - East Grinstead line. This view shows the gents' toilets at the south end of the building which internally have now been put to a new use.