
What is recorded here
Cobbles in Abbeycartron are old stone kerbs holding the edge of a pavement now covered in tarmac. The newcomers have taken the whole sofa; the stones are still perched on the arm, insisting they were just about to leave in 1895.
Section of stone kerbing to footpath, erected c. 1895, comprising rectangular blocks of roughly dressed stone laid onto ground to create a perimeter for pavement. Pavement now tarmacadamed. Located to the west side of Battery Road and to the north of Longford Town centre.
A rare surviving section of historic stone kerbing, representing an interesting example of late nineteenth-century stonemasonry. The appearance of features such as this marks the beginning of street paving/kerbing being the standard rather than the exception. This subtle feature forms an integral element of the built heritage of Battery Road and compliments the interesting collection of substantial period dwellings to the north end of Longford Town.
From the Buildings of Ireland (National Inventory of Architectural Heritage) record 13008000
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