Hi Adele, You need a combination of www.streetmap.co.uk, www.old_maps.co.uk and Google maps. On streetmap find Pasture Hill Road. You will see a pond between Pasture Hill Road and Lucastes Avenue. Go to old-maps, search for Haywards Heath and click near this pond to centre your map. Then click on the 1960-1970 Post-WWII Kent 1:2500 map. Right next to the pond on the Lucastes Avenue side is Pasture Hill. If you go back to streetmap you can see that the building appears to still be there. Go to Google maps and find Lucastes Avenue. Pop the little green man in front of Pasture Hill and you can see the house. I don't know if it is the original house and you can't see an awful lot of it but you might be able to do further research from this info. I don't think it is called Pasture Hill any more as I can only find postcodes for numbered houses on this road (from www.royalmail.com) - somewhere around number 50. Anyway hope this helps. Anne > From: pentonygraham@xtra.co.nz > To: sussex-plus@rootsweb.com > Date: Fri, 23 May 2014 13:46:14 +1200 > Subject: [SXP] Haywards Heath > > Perhaps this will come under PLUS! > > > > Have been sorting out a box off goodies.. something to do on a strong windy > day here in NZ. > > > > Now, this goes back to another message I would have had a few years back on > CUCKFIELD and my old school in Upper Norwood, Virgo Fidelis taking over > Meadfoot, I have come across another piece of history and its is with > Haywards Heath at the same time, WW2 with Fidelis, appears Meadfoot wasn't > big enough for all the pupils and Nuns so they went to PASTUREHILL, one > word if correct? At Lucastes Avenue. Haywards Heath. In 1940 (I wasn't born > to 1943 and attended Fidelis from 1950 in Upper Norwood) says it was more > substantial house, with big grounds, including a lake, some woods two tennis > courts and a little swimming pool. For beginners. It also had a bungalow > which the Nuns took over as their "Convent" so they had a little privacy at > last! Between the Convent and the house was a big garage which became the > chapel, where Mass was said on Sundays but if we wanted to during the Week > we still had to go into Haywards Heath. > > > > Is this place still there please, and wonder if there is any mention > anywhere about Fidelis being there? I wonder how long the Convent folk were > there. > > > > Meadfoot name reminds me off a children book about ponies, was it written by > Monica Dickens? > > > > I know Denise Robins attended Fidelis and she was an author.. not sure if > spelt Robins or Robyns.. or.. > > > > Sounds a magnificent place Pasturehill! Or is Pasture Hill correct. > > > > Thanks > > > > Adele > > Clareville NZ > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to SUSSEX-PLUS-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message