Lady's Well
Holy well in Dublin, Ireland, dating from 1650–1750
Rubble stone corbelled roof structure surrounding holy well, c.1700, with inscribed stone to gable.Isaac Butler wrote in 1740 about the well and the great Pattern that would occur yearly at it.
- Type:
- Holy well
- Period:
- 1650–1750
- Where:
- Dublin, Ireland
- Coordinates:
- 53.41°N, 6.39°W
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