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workhouse — Manorhamilton

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workhouse — Manorhamilton
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Detached seven-bay two-storey former workhouse, built in 1842 to a design by James Caldwell, with modern porch and two-storey extension to rear. Now used as a hospital building. Pitched tiled roof. Squared random coursed limestone walls with plinth course and cut stone quoins. Slightly-projecting chimney breasts expressed in gable walls. Four-bay pebbledashed porch with smooth rendered plinth and lean-to artificial slate roof. Replacement timber windows with stone sills in cut stone flat-arched openings and glazed timber door. Outbuildings to north-east.

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