- From the small town of
Downhill, take the A2 and stop at the layby between the
Lion's Gate and Bishop's Gate of the ruined Downhill
Palace, now owned by the National Trust. The ruined
Dunboe Church dates back to the 13th century, today only
the side walls remain. It had been repaired by The
Clothworkers’ Company in 1622 but was abandoned for the new
church in Articlave in 1691. In the south-west corner of
the graveyard is the mausoleum of the Harvey-Bruce
family, built in 1810.
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