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Surviving plinth of Coole, country house built c.1785, comprising squared coursed rubble limestone walling having tooled quoins, remains of cut-stone plinth, and evidence for blocked-up openings. Interior backfilled with topsoil and lawned. House was regrettably demolished in 1941: plinth is only surviving remains of house that was key to Literary Revival.
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