James Gray: Three photographs [jgc_20_170, 171 and 172] of 28 January 1962. This view shows the entrance from Ditchling Road, the gates and the lodge. jgc_20_170
2018: Surrenden Park, a housing estate, has been built over much of the Hollingbury Court site. This is the view west from the Ditchling Road entrance. When walking by, look out for the exposed roots of the tree on the far left of the image. These are flattened on one side providing a hint of the wall that used to stand there. (Photographer: Jane Jordan)
James Gray: The cleared site after demolition of the house. jgc_20_171
2018: Although it has lost one of its upright branches, the prominent tree in the original photograph continues to act as a perfect reference point despite redevelopment. (Photographer: Jane Jordan)
James Gray: A rear view of the Lodge looking towards Ditchling Road. jgc_20_172
2018: Current view overlooking the site of the Old Lodge. Looking east across Ditchling Road from the entrance of Surrenden Park, this is another view of the housing estate built on the grounds of Hollingbury Court. (Photographer: Jane Jordan)
James Gray: Photographs taken in late 1961. View through the entrance gates, within the grounds, to Ditchling Road and the Copse beyond. jgc_20_173
James Gray: Demolition of this fine house, Hollingbury Court, in progress. jgc_20_174
2018: The grounds of Hollingbury Court grounds are now the site of a housing development called Surrenden Park. This photograph shows the view from where the gates used to stand and looks east over Ditchling Road towards Hollingbury Park Woods. (Photographer: Jane Jordan)