What is recorded here
Chimney in Collon looks like the one lad who refused to accept the linen mill was closing. The buildings beside him are derelict, the work has vanished, and still he’s standing there: ‘Nobody told me personally.’
Freestanding brick chimney, built c. 1860. Square in plan, tapering to top. Red brick English bond shaft, projecting tooled limestone string course towards base. Located to west side of road with derelict single-storey buildings to south.
This chimney was apparently associated with the local linen mill owned by John Foster. It is an interesting reminder of the industrial heritage of the village.
From the Buildings of Ireland (National Inventory of Architectural Heritage) record 13828024
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