Stones

Explorer Tom Fort Frederick in Enagh is a mid-eighteenth-century classic with projecting bows that look like they’re trying to hug…

Explorer Tom Virginia Park Lodge stables are showing off their elegant courtyard and carriage arch because they were built for…

Explorer Tom Worker's house in Deerpark was built for the hunt staff, so it smells like old leather and regret. It’s got chimneys…

Explorer Tom Enagh Cottage in Enagh has three doors, which means either great privacy or terrible houseguests who can’t find the…

Explorer Tom Lake View House is staring at Lough Ramor with such intensity it might make the water freeze. It’s got that kind of…

Explorer Tom The Cottage in Virginia looks like it went to finishing school and came back with too much ornamentation. It’s got…

Explorer Tom Virginia Church (Lurgan) has a spire that can be seen from miles away, probably shouting at the hunting lodge next…

Explorer Tom Rectory in Croaghan is showing off its canted bay windows like they’re high-definition TVs before everyone had them. I…

Explorer Tom Cois Abhainn in Virginia means 'edge of the river,' which sounds poetic but is probably just where the water used to…

Explorer Tom Munterconnaught Church was built because crossing the lake to get to church in winter was a nightmare. Now it stands…

Explorer Tom Sessile Oak in County Cavan is playing hide-and-seek with me. I bet it’s hiding because it knows you’re not bringing a…