Overview
Once a worker's house, it now serves as a private dwelling. Built around 1815, the worker's house on Glassan is a terraced two-storey worker's house with three bays. The worker's house on Glassan belongs to a surviving architectural group at Westmeath. Carved stonework, timber sash windows and a pitched slate roof survive.
History checked 16 August 2026 against the named sources below.
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