croft lane
Croft Lane is the oldest road running off Broomfield Road, and is the first turning on the left as you walk down Broomfield Road from Nep Town Road. The lane is bisected by the more modern Squire Way, which joins up with Broomfield Road further down. Henfield Lodge in Croft Lane was once a private school, started c1870 by Edwin Churcher, and known as Henfield Grammar School.
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Croft Lane 1: This modern photo from 2015 shows the northern spur of the lane, from the junction with Squire Way. There are steps at the end of the lane - known as the "fairy steps" - leading down to the duckpond.
Croft Lane 2: Another photo from 2015, showing the southern end of Croft Lane, looking north.
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Croft Lane 1: This modern photo from 2015 shows the northern spur of the lane, from the junction with Squire Way. There are steps at the end of the lane - known as the "fairy steps" - leading down to the duckpond.
Croft Lane 2: Another photo from 2015, showing the southern end of Croft Lane, looking north.
