e of them have been used in the construction of are the remains of what is traditionally known as ‘ St. Man- chan’s house.’ It measures 23 ft. by 17 ft. 8 in. internally, the the mur. About centrally within this space stands the cell, a walls being 3 ft. thick. The western gable has fallen, so that… … Eig. 3.— The Shrine of St. Manchan : End l ieiv. over, by request, to the then Roman Catholic priest of the east-north-east, and the square-headed doorway remains in the parish. It is now carefully preserved, under glass, at the side west-north-west side of the former. The lintel and one of the of…
Decorative arts · Decoration and ornament · Centennial Exhibition (1876 : Philadelphia, Pa.) · Decorative arts -- Exhibitions · Decoration and ornament -- Exhibitions
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