Working drawings for Three Bridges (originally called Crawley) railway station, Crawley, West Sussex, for the London, Brighton & South Coast Railway: ground floor plan

RIBA Ref No RIBA95654

Architect/Designer	Mocatta, David (1806-1882)
Country	UK: England
City	Crawley
Subject Date	1841
Image Date	1840
View	Plan
Style	Italianate
Medium	Drawing
Library Reference	PB296/9(3)
Orientation	Landscape
Colour Info	Colour
Credit	RIBA Collections
Subject	Railway stations

NOTES: Mocatta's station, which opened in 1841, was enlarged several times and finally demolished in 1985. Originally called Crawley station it was renamed in 1848 when the Horsham line opened.

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