
What is recorded here
Section of wrought-iron railings lining the approach avenue to Edgeworthstown House (13309029), erected c. 1890. Wrought-iron gateway to the west end of railings. Located to the east and south of the main house and to the southeast of the centre of Edgeworthstown.
This section of simple wrought-iron railings was erected to mark the boundary of the grounds of Edgeworthstown House (13309029) and separate it from the rest of the demesne lands. Their survival adds interest to the Edgeworthstown House demesne as railings of their kind are becoming increasingly rare. This subtle feature forms part of a group of related structures and is an addition to the built heritage of Edgeworthstown area.
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