Thorburn), two Americans, two Spaniards and two Australians. The crash also killed a flock of sheep, damaged parts of the roof of Upper Black Down House and destroyed a garage. References Further reading Book on the many writers (including Tennyson) who settled around Haslemere after the coming of the railway in 1859. External links National Trust: Black Down Haslemere Educational Museum Fernhurst Society Blackdown Air Crash Iberia crash record at the Aviation Safety Network National Trust properties in West Sussex Hills of West Sussex Marilyns of England Napoleonic beacons in England Nature reserves in West Sussex Highest points of English counties