What is recorded here
Sections of cut-limestone kerbing, c.1825.
Exhibiting a construction in locally-sourced natural materials a section of kerbing forms an integral component of the street furniture of Kells. The kerbing represents an appealing, if often-overlooked feature enhancing the aesthetic value of the street scene.
This does not grant access. Most recorded buildings are privately owned; view them only from public ground unless the owner allows entry.
Places near here
church/chapelchurch/chapel · 16 yd
IndicatedChurch · 21 yd
Font in Glebe (kells By.)Font · 24 yd
CrossCross, Market cross · 89 yd
Kells Augustinian PrioryHeritage attraction · 180 yd
Water TowerCastle · 252 yd
Prior's TowerCastle · 310 yd
Kells Loop WalkWalking route · 423 yd
Famous Horses of KellsMemorial · 570 yd
Kells Priory Mill MuseumMuseum · 760 yd
Lacken WellSpring · 1163 yd
RIC BarracksMemorial · 1.6 miOther information
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