Converted chapel and lime tree, Poolbrook

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Converted chapel and lime tree, Poolbrook

Image: © Bob Embleton Taken: 29 May 2009

In a newspaper article announcing the opening of the Foley Institute in 1888 it mentions "the School Chapel at Poolbrook" being open for "about three years". This building is, I suspect, the School Chapel. The lime tree is suffering from "Lime Nail Gall Mite" infestation on the leaves.

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