UK Railway Station, Haywards Heath, Sussex. <BR>
Haywards Heath station on Sunday morning June 6<SUP>th</SUP> 1999.<BR> 
Haywards Heath is an important stop on the London-Brighton mainline. The first station was built here by the London & Brighton railway in 1841. It was here, in February 1858 that the London, Brighton & South Coast Railway (1846) detached the first ever passenger cars from a non stop express (slip coaches).<BR>
This station building dates from the Southern Railway's 1932 750 V dc 3<SUP>rd</SUP> rail electrification project. Slip coaches were discontinued on the Southern with the arrival of the EMUs. <BR>This is the closest mainline station for the Bluebell Railway. <P>

Photo by Michael Taylor, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. <A HREF="MAILTO:michael@michaeltaylor.ca"> (michael@michaeltaylor.ca)</A><P>

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