
What is recorded here
Ashlar and rusticated limestone quay, walls and steps, built c. 1820. Tooled limestone steps to water front elevation, with cast-iron hand rails.
Built at the beginning of the nineteenth century, these ashlar limestone quays and walls form part of an interesting group of harbour related structures with similar nineteenth-century schemes on both sides of the north channel of the river Lee. These quay side structures are notable for their civil engineering value, and also for the skill and craftsmanship which were involved in their construction.
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Places near here
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street name plaquestreet name plaque · 103 yd
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Grand ParadeVisitor information · 513 yd
The Henry Grattanhouse · 107 yd
stepssteps · 110 yd
O' Mainninhouse · 123 yd
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P. O'Sheahouse · 150 ydOther information
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