Rathmichael glebe house (Glebe townland)
Glebe house
Glebe house said to date from the early 17th century, on the site of a dwelling at Glebe mentioned in the 1641 depositions; Ball records that Simon Swayne, vicar of Bray, built a house on the Rathmichael glebe before 1641. Wikipedia's claim that Swift wrote part of Gulliver's Travels here is unverified.
- Period
- 17th century (alleged)
- Distance
- 1.3 km from St Anne's Church
Nearby history & heritage
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Loughlinstown Workhouse Cemetery Saint Columcille's Hospital, Bray Rd, Loughlinstown, Dublin
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Rathmichael parish church (Church of Ireland) Ferndale Rd, Shankill, Dublin
Sources: Buildings of Ireland (NIAH) · National Monuments Service · Ball, History of the County Dublin · Suggest a correction