Rack and pinion railway, 1898. The track is still visible up the modeller's bowlWooden cannon, presumable to repel hang glidersTop of the rack and pinion railway, now in the modeller's bowl. The base is still visibleApproach to the DukeDyke Station, by the corner as you turn to the Dyke. A 6d ticket got you from Poynings, up the Rack and Pinion, across the Dyke chasm, to BrightonThe aerial cableway over the Devil's Dyke. Erected in 1894, it was later used as a bombing target and destroyed. The concrete bases are still visible.The Dyke Hotel, with assocaited amusements, and large wooden cannon.Devilk's Dyke Railway station, 1890sRailway station, Devil's Dyke, 1890sTrain at Devil's Dyke railway station, 1890sThe steep grade railway going up what is now yhe 'modellers' bowl' Devil's Dyke, 1890sPredecessor of the 77 bus, 1890s. Note the hang glider rack at the side.The ticket office at the top of the rack and pinion railway up the modellers' bowl. The remnants of the base can still be seen.Crowds alight at Devil's Dyke railway station, 1890sThe Devil's Dyke, with aerial tramway suspended across it. 1890s
