
What is recorded here
Post box in Ross Demesne stands on a pedestal announcing ‘Post Office’, which is ambitious for an establishment you couldn’t get a chair into. Ask to speak to the manager and you’ll have to fold him first.
Freestanding cast-iron letter box, erected c.1910. Pedestal base with manufacturers name to front (south-east) elevation, raised letters 'Post Office' with flanking moulded bands, moulded neck and fluted cap.
This cast-iron post box forms an attractive addition to the surrounding landscape. The post box was a vital part in the communication for the local rural community. This type of box is increasingly rare in Ireland.
From the Buildings of Ireland (National Inventory of Architectural Heritage) record 30406802
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