Rendlesham viaduct

When the Great Northern Railway was extended from Grange Park to Cuffley in 1910, the 75-feet high, fourteen arch, Rendlesham viaduct was constructed across the valley between Gordon Hill and Crews Hill.

Comment from Elaine Jordan, 2011-07-10: "As a child in the 1060s my mother used to take my brother and me to "Hilly Fields" where we would play for hours. At that time there were just grass hills to the "fourteen arches" where my brother and I would run under them in turn shouting to hear the echo. When I went back recently 43 years later, the arches could barely be seen... Hidden by trees over the years... Glad they are still in one piece, sad because I have no pictures of how they looked in the 60s. My aunt who walked the dog there for years never knew the arches were there, said 'Well I've learnt something today and I think the "fourteen arches" are beautiful!!!!' I agree.... Elaine."