| A curious
triangular building using 2-inch thick bricks, erected by the same
family which built Longford Castle, also triangular. Begun in 1619 as a
hunting lodge, it points outwards like a figure 'Y' and has 18th
century extensions added to the 'Y' wings, thus accentuating its
outstretched profile. A Member of HISTORIC HOUSES ASSOCIATION |
| NEWHOUSE AND NELSON RELICS.: A brick Jacobean Trinity House, around 1609 with two Georgian wings and set in extensive grounds. A collection of Nelson relics including his wooden cot from when he was a child and various items of tableware marked HN or N. |
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Peter Read DPAGB LRPS and Cath Carey CPAGB. Please respect our
rights. |
Photo by Cath Carey CPAGB
The Front Door
The Bow window of the Hall
The Stable Block