Albert Tower – Ramsey
The Granite around the windows, doors and corbels came from the Foxdale Granite Mine, the same granite was also used to build St John’s Church.
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Seems to be that this lovely historical building is in the spotlight again with the Isle of Man Government putting it on the open market for sale.
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Overlooking Ramsey Harbour towards Market Place and St Pauls Church in Ramsey.
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A great effort by the flower shop in Ramsey welcoming Cyclefest to Ramsey (May 2016).
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Looking over Mooragh Lake in Ramsey towards the fine properties of Windsor Mount.
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Sunrise over Queens Pier in Ramsey.
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The Trafalgar Hotel in Ramsey
Serves a nice pint as well 😉
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Built in the mid 1800’s. Owned by Duncan Gibb, a Liverpool Shipping Merchant, as a summer holiday home for his family.
When the family fell on hard times Grove House became the family home. The Gibb family lived in the house for three generations until the last of Duncan Gibb’s granddaughters died.
The granddaughters, Alice and Janet Gibb, wished the house and grounds to be preserved as a museum after their deaths. And so Grove House was passed to Manx National Heritage and remains a Victorian farm frozen in time.
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A rather Bleak House on Mooragh Promenade in Ramsey.
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This lovely old VW Camper is parked up next to Mooragh Park in Ramsey and it has a note on the screen that says;
“I may look neglected but my owner loves me very much, I am not for sale!” 🙂 🙂
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The title says it all really 🙂
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I love the fine architecture of this building in Parliament Street in Ramsey, sometimes it really does pay to look up at some of our glorious buildings on the Island.
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