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Freestanding square-profile dressed rubble stone chimneystack, built c.1880. Having tapered shaft with red brick quoins to upper stage. Located along roadside.
A fine chimneystack, associated with a site that has seen use as corn, flax and woollen mills. Although strictly utilitarian in nature, this chimney demonstrates fine stone craftsmanship and an elegant design. It is a striking, only surviving reminder of the industrial heritage of Reanascreena.

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Photo: National Inventory of Architectural Heritage · Website use allowed for educational or private purposes with source credit