County Cork -Glengariff Inn c.1840

A stunning illustration from William H. Bartlett of the original building and area surrounding the Glengariff Inn (c.1840), now the Eccles Hotel.

According to records at Bantry House ,there was a hostelry in the area since 1745 and the building and lands were first leased by Thomas Eccles in 1835. It was redeveloped in the 1890's and the Eccles family were in situ until the mid 1900's. Local boatman can be seen working their boats, and perhaps taking visitors out on the water to savour the scenic backdrop (see close-up detail inset below).

Please note the Pine Green mount board is not as quite dark as it appears in the frame image and the colour of the final print is closer to the detail sample from the picture inset below.

A beautifully framed reproduction set behind glass with a choice of a pale palm green or pine green suede inner surrounds with a choice of two fine antique style wooden frames; gold leaf or gold and mahogony finish. Prints are available in A3, A2 and A1 sizes with proportionately larger frames to suit all decor and wall space.

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