What is recorded here

Freestanding monument, dated 1750; extant 1838, on a square plan. "Restored", 1990. Set in unkempt grounds shared with Neale House.

A stepped pyramid erected by John Browne MP (d. 1762), de jure fifth Baronet Browne of The Neale, to a design attributed to James Caulfield (1728-99), first Earl of Charlemont (Bence-Jones 1988, 222), as a memorial to George Browne MP (d. 1737), de jure fourth Baronet Browne of The Neale: meanwhile, observations pertaining to 'the nucleus of a cairn…maybe that erected over Slainge himself' (Wilde 1867, 240-1) pinpoint the archaeological potential of the composition.

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