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Ruins near Rathmullen, 1898. Creator: Unknown
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Ruins near Rathmullen, 1898. Creator: Unknown
Ruins near Rathmullen, 1898. Ruins of a Carmelite Friary built by Eoghan Rua MacSweeney in 1516 in Rathmullan on the Fanad Peninsula in County Donegal, Ireland. From " Our Own Country, Volume VI". [Cassell and Company, Limited, London, Paris & Melbourne, 1898]
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Abandoned Carmelite Cassells Co Cassell County Donegal Friary Ireland Irish Our Own Country Overgrown Peninsula Tombstone Cassell And Company Ltd Fanad Rathmullan
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This print takes us back to the 16th century, capturing the ruins of a Carmelite Friary near Rathmullen in County Donegal, Ireland. Built by Eoghan Rua MacSweeney in 1516, this abandoned architectural masterpiece stands as a testament to history and religious heritage. The image was featured in "Our Own Country, Volume VI", published by Cassell and Company Ltd in London, Paris & Melbourne in 1898. The photograph showcases the exterior of the friary against an overgrown backdrop on the picturesque Fanad Peninsula. Two figures can be seen standing nearby, adding a sense of scale and human presence to this historical vista. The engraving-like quality of the print adds depth and texture to every detail captured. As we delve into this piece of artistry frozen in time, we are transported to an era where religion played a significant role in shaping communities. The ruins evoke feelings of nostalgia while reminding us of our connection with past generations. This print serves as both a visual feast for architecture enthusiasts and an invitation for travelers seeking unique tourist attractions off the beaten path. It is a window into Irish history that sparks curiosity about forgotten stories waiting to be discovered within these ancient walls. Although its creator remains unknown, their ability to capture such beauty through lens or brush deserves recognition. This Victorian-era gem from Heritage Images allows us to appreciate not only Ireland's rich cultural heritage but also reminds us how photography can preserve moments that would otherwise fade away with time.
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