1901 census
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Cromghlinn
A sandstone column on Monument Road carries a statue above the town’s southern hillside.
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The Downshire Monument was erected in 1848 to commemorate the third Marquess of Downshire. It stands on Monument Field, a hill south of Hillsborough beside Monument Road. A fluted Doric column supports the statue on a circular plinth and square platform. Below, a panelled sandstone base rises from three steps, with the Downshire coat of arms carved on its northern face. The monument combines a classical column with family commemoration on a prominent site beyond the town centre. [2]
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Name record retrieved 2026-10-25 · Source record modified 2019-06-27. How this page was prepared.