Photos, tagged [top:Historic sites and artefacts] , by Oliver Dixon, in reverse order

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	Crossroads at Drumeague by Oliver Dixon geograph for square H6602 The information board describes the antiquities of nearby ancient Knockkbride - the Corlech Head, Celtic Pantheon and Wedge Tombs.
	Caught anything yet? by Oliver Dixon geograph for square N7694 Angler on Ervey Lough. The wooded island in the middle distance is a crannog.
	Caledonia Way in the Strath of Appin by Oliver Dixon geograph for square NM9445 The Caledonia Way (National Cycle Network route 78) runs from Campbeltown to Inverness. Over the section between Oban and Fort William it makes much use of the trackbed of the old Oban to Ballachulish railway (closed 1966).
	The Martello Tower, Millmount by Oliver Dixon geograph for square O0974 The former fortress site of Millmount is topped by this Martello Tower which houses a small exhibition.
	Millmount Museum by Oliver Dixon geograph for square O0874 The Museum is housed in the former Officer's Quarters of this fortified complex.
	Millmount, Drogheda by Oliver Dixon geograph for square O0874 The fortified site above the town is crowned by a Martello Tower.
	Houses within the Millmount complex by Oliver Dixon geograph for square O0874 Millmount is a former defensive complex including a Martello tower, barracks and houses.
	Commemorative tree in Market Street, Ardee by Oliver Dixon for square N9690 To commemorate the Easter Rising of 1916, seven trees have been planted in the town of Ardee, each one recalling one of the seven signatories of the Proclamation of the Republic. This tree honours James Connolly.
	Hatch's Castle by Oliver Dixon geograph for square N9690 Tower house given by Cromwell to the Hatch family, incorporated into housing along the main street in Ardee and still a private residence to this day.
	Memorial to the Blaydon Races by Oliver Dixon for square NZ1763 The plaque on this short length of wall was erected by the Winlaton Local History Society and commemorates the Blaydon Races, immortalised in a song of the same title. The plaque reads: Blaydon Races Official racing started in 1861 on Blaydon island which lay North of here. The song was written in 1862. From 1887 to 1914 the race course was on ...
	Gatehouse, Dungarvan Castle by Oliver Dixon geograph for square X2693 The castle dates from the 13th century.
	Barrack block, Dungarvan Castle by Oliver Dixon geograph for square X2693 Dungarvan Castle has served as the barracks for numerous army and police units over the centuries. The original keep in Dungarvan Castle was demolished to make way for this barrack block. It now houses a museum.
	The tower within Dungarvan Castle by Oliver Dixon for square X2693 The castle dates back to the 13th century.
	Old bike in Dungarvan Castle by Oliver Dixon for square X2693 Dungarvan Castle has served as the barracks for numerous army and police units over the centuries. This is a bike of probably pre-war date.
	RIC office in Dungarvan Castle by Oliver Dixon for square X2693 Dungarvan Castle has served as the barracks for numerous army and police units over the centuries. This display is of a police office during the days of the Royal Irish Constabulary.