File:Castle Gardens bolt hole or spud-stone.jpg
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A bolt hole or spud-stone built into a wall beside an old blocked up door opening
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English: A bolt hole or spud-stone built into a wall beside an old blocked up door opening. The wall is adjacent to the ruins of Newtownards Dominican Priory. The site was also occupied by a 17th century manor house. |
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| Author | HeritageNI |
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Part of the 17th century garden wall area known as Castle Gardens in Newtownards also known as Castlebawn
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