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Bram Stoker Park — Marino Crescent

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Bram Stoker Park — Marino Crescent
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Semi-circular-plan former communal garden for residents of Marino Crescent, laid out 1792, to south of terrace of houses of that name. Now in use as public park. Enclosed by cast-iron railings with decorative finials on carved limestone plinth wall to north, facing terrace, and rendered or squared rubble limestone wall with carved granite coping elsewhere. Double-leaf cast-iron gates to north side, cast-iron gates to east and west ends, and granite piers with mild-steel gate to southwest. Interior set out to lawn with mature trees to boundaries, and tarmac pathways with mild steel benches. Electricity substation to west end.

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