norm. Filming In February 1957 the BBC filmed significant sections of action at Cranleigh for a television series version of The Railway Children. Shorter snatches were filmed on the line for a number of other films, including The Black Sheep of Whitehall (Will Hay, 1942, Baynards Level Crossing), They Were Sisters (1945, location unknown), Room At The Top (1959, doubtful, see note), The Horse Masters (1961, Baynards), The Grass Is Greener (1960, location unknown), Rotten to the Core (1965, Baynards and Christs Hospital) and The House at the End of the World (1965, location unknown). Locations Stammerham Junction; divergence from the Horsham to Arundel line; Christs Hospital West Horsham; opened 1 May 1902; renamed Christs Hospital 1968/72; still open; the apostrophe has appeared erratically; a platform was used unscheduled for picnic parties October 1897 to April 1902 as Stammerham Junction; Itchingfield South Junction; southern apex of triangle; Itchingfield North Junction; Slinfold; opened 2 October 1865; closed 14 June 1965; Rudgwick; opened 1 November 1865; closed 14 June 1965; Baynards; opened 2 October 1865; closed 14 June 1965; Cranley; opened 2 October 1865; renamed Cranleigh 1867; closed 14 June 1965; Bramley; opened 2 October 1865; renamed Bramley & Wonersh 1 June 1888; closed 14 June 1965; Peasmarsh Junction; convergence with line from Petersfield to Guildford. Notes References External links Cranleigh Railway Line: The Guildford and Horsham Direct Railway: 1865 to 1965 Sussex Industrial Archaeology Society: Shoreham - Guildford Cranleigh railway station on Subterranea Britannica Bramley & Wonersh railway station on Subterranea Britannica Baynards railway station on Subterranea Britannica Rudgwick railway station on Subterranea Britannica Slinfold railway station on Subterranea Britannica Christ's Hospital railway station on Subterranea Britannica Closed railway lines in South East England Rail transport in Surrey Rail transport in West Sussex Railway lines opened in 1865