Budgenor Lodge, shown in final stages of redevelopment - looking from A286 Opened in October 1794 this was the Midhurst Union Workhouse photo:- Robin Webster - - 19 Feb 2007 - - next gallery image

 
 

Budgenor Lodge - this building to right of above photo photo:- Robin Webster - - 19 Feb 2007 - - next gallery image

 

Budgenor Lodge - photo:- CDrakew - - 04 Oct.2008 next gallery image - - enlarge - - more on Budgenor Lodge & Midhurst Union Workhouse

Dodsley Lane past Budgenor Lodge   The A286 leaving Easebourne heads north towards Fernhurst.     photo- Shazz - 2 Mar.2009     next gallery image

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