Originally designed by Earl Biship Hervey as a library and dedicated to his cousin, Mrs Mussenden, it perches precariously on the edge of a cliiftop on the North coast of Ireland. It boasts fantastic views of Downhill beach and the coast of Donegal from its west window, Castlerock beach and Porstewart from its east window , whilst the north window looks out to sea.
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I love this WOW… well done
thanks JJ…..maybe some day you will come and see it!
I love this …. and the information makes it all the more sweet. Thank you for sharing both.
thanks a lot judi, glad you enjoyed it !
Just took another look at your work Les. This looks a fabulous place, a bit of an odd location for a library but. What a superb location.
Well has history behind it too…..but just imagine going and reading your book down there- what ever the weather, it woould be sooooo amazing…..
Ps…have just posted another pic to let you see where it is perched!!
Weird what am image can do. It’s almost like I’ve seen this before. Very nice photo. Like a memory forgotten. It’s lovely.
Hey thanks! its well worth a visit!!!!