Mussenden Temple (Image: By D LN, Wikipedia) |
As part of the students' National Diploma at Northern Regional College, Ballymoney, County Antrim, they have researched and created a "3D" graphical reconstruction of Mussenden Temple, DOWNHILL DEMESNE, County Londonderry, as it is looked around the early 1800s.
Below is a short, three-minute video clip providing us with a flavour of how the interior of the Temple might have appeared two centuries ago.
The interior of the Temple afforded exquisite beauty and grandeur, with copious gilding and elegant plasterwork.
A broad path and wall originally existed in front of the Temple.
OS map of ca 1830 |
The cliff has been receding to the extent that, in the late 1990s, bolts and anchors were inserted into the rock in order to stablilize the cliff face.
Downhill is a property of the National Trust.
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