In my readings after the visit this site, I like this historical piece the most…
“The start date of construction of the Bottle Tower is put at either 1741 or 1742, believed to have been initiated by William’s wife, Katherine Conolly, with the aim of both storing grain and employing locals during and after the devastating Irish Famine of 1740–1741. The construction of this wonderful barn was completed in 1743.”
I am so grateful, I was able to view the Wonderful Barn with my own eyes!
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Very distinctive!
Like a dream image.
Regards Thom
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Thank you! I would agree, it does look like something out of a Dream. The architecture on this building was pretty amazing!
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I’m from Ireland, great photo
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Thank you! I am lucky that I had the chance to experience the beauty and hospitality of Ireland!
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Great subject and composition!
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Thank you; I feel fortunate that we were able to visit the site!
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Wow, what a place!
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It was a pretty amazing site! I can only imagine what this property looked like back in the day!
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Would love to know more of the background of the barn.
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Hello,
Here is a link to read more on the history of this barn. https://www.atlasobscura.com/places/the-wonderful-barn-leixlip-ireland
In my readings after the visit this site, I like this historical piece the most…
“The start date of construction of the Bottle Tower is put at either 1741 or 1742, believed to have been initiated by William’s wife, Katherine Conolly, with the aim of both storing grain and employing locals during and after the devastating Irish Famine of 1740–1741. The construction of this wonderful barn was completed in 1743.”
I am so grateful, I was able to view the Wonderful Barn with my own eyes!
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What a great shot Cyndie 🙂 Love the atmosphere.
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Thanks Joe!
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