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Bramber [West Sussex] Railway Bridge [no longer there]

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MantaRay | 15:20 Sun 17th Jul 2011 | History
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Does anybody have photographs or memories of the rather unusual road section on the bridge that crossed the [then] railway line at Bramber station on the route to Steyning? From my childhood memories I seem to remember that it ran on two levels [or something like that]. Somebody locally told me that there was an extra section built to support army vehicles, which may have been the section I noticed as a child. Does anybody else remember this bridge?
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Can't see any two levels. Looks like a fairly standard bridge of its type, from the photo here...

http://www.google.co....ed=0CCAQ9QEwAQ&dur=77
The photograph is dated 1925 so the bridge might have been modified during the war.I have some old railway books, will see if there's a mention in them.
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Apparently there was an additional girder bridge built c.ww2 alongside the original brick build one, but I've yet to find any photo's.

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